Concessional duty imports may be re-exported or cleared for home consumption within the prescribed period. Importers availing concessional duty or specified end-use exemptions must use the imported goods in accordance with the relevant notification within the prescribed period. Unutilised or defective goods may, within that period, be either re-exported or cleared for home consumption; where no period is specified, the default period is one year from import, extendable by the jurisdictional Commissioner by up to three months on sufficient cause shown for delay beyond the importer's control. Re-export must be reported in the quarterly statement with export particulars, and home consumption requires voluntary payment of duty with interest through the common portal.
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Concessional duty imports may be re-exported or cleared for home consumption within the prescribed period.
Importers availing concessional duty or specified end-use exemptions must use the imported goods in accordance with the relevant notification within the prescribed period. Unutilised or defective goods may, within that period, be either re-exported or cleared for home consumption; where no period is specified, the default period is one year from import, extendable by the jurisdictional Commissioner by up to three months on sufficient cause shown for delay beyond the importer's control. Re-export must be reported in the quarterly statement with export particulars, and home consumption requires voluntary payment of duty with interest through the common portal.
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