Bank guarantee under Advance Authorisation and EPCG Schemes — Exemption to manufacturers exporters paying more than Rs. 1 crore duty to include payment through Cenvat a/c
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Exemption from bank guarantee for manufacturer-exporters includes duty paid via Cenvat credit, affecting Advance Authorisation and EPCG schemes. Manufacturer-exporters qualifying for exemption from executing a bank guarantee under Para 3.1(e) of the CBEC circular must have their excise duty total calculated inclusive of duty paid through Cenvat credit; trade notices and standing orders should be issued to inform trade and guide assessing officers, and implementation difficulties should be reported to the Board.
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Exemption from bank guarantee for manufacturer-exporters includes duty paid via Cenvat credit, affecting Advance Authorisation and EPCG schemes.
Manufacturer-exporters qualifying for exemption from executing a bank guarantee under Para 3.1(e) of the CBEC circular must have their excise duty total calculated inclusive of duty paid through Cenvat credit; trade notices and standing orders should be issued to inform trade and guide assessing officers, and implementation difficulties should be reported to the Board.
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