Concessional-duty imports permit regulated job work, capital-goods clearance, quarterly reporting, and duty consequences for non-utilisation.
Importers claiming concessional-duty treatment must give one-time prior information, execute a continuity bond, provide pre-import consignment details, and upload the intimation with the bill of entry. Job work is permitted subject to prescribed intimations, challans, accounts, and a six-month retention limit at job-worker premises. Imported goods must be used for the intended purpose or re-exported within six months; clearance of unutilised or defective goods requires payment of differential duty and interest. Quarterly returns and detailed importer and job-worker accounts are mandatory, and contraventions attract penalties and duty-recovery action.
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