Identification of Export Goods: require speaking orders, prompt deficiency notices and monitoring to ensure timely processing of drawback claims. For identification and determination of use under Section 74, export goods must be identified to the satisfaction of the Assistant/Deputy Commissioner through examination of physical attributes, documents and tests, and a speaking order with detailed reasons must be issued when drawback is proposed or denied. Any deficiency in drawback claims under Sections 74 or 75 must be communicated clearly to the exporter within ten days; disbursement must follow the Citizen's Charter and Sevottam standards. Field formations must perform periodic sample checks, ensure BRC module data entry, dispose brand rate claims time bound, and create monitoring cells to act against defaulter exporters.
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Identification of Export Goods: require speaking orders, prompt deficiency notices and monitoring to ensure timely processing of drawback claims.
For identification and determination of use under Section 74, export goods must be identified to the satisfaction of the Assistant/Deputy Commissioner through examination of physical attributes, documents and tests, and a speaking order with detailed reasons must be issued when drawback is proposed or denied. Any deficiency in drawback claims under Sections 74 or 75 must be communicated clearly to the exporter within ten days; disbursement must follow the Citizen's Charter and Sevottam standards. Field formations must perform periodic sample checks, ensure BRC module data entry, dispose brand rate claims time bound, and create monitoring cells to act against defaulter exporters.
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