Exporter genuineness verification required: specified documents must be filed before first exports through the port are permitted. For exporters exporting through Tuticorin Port for the first time, at least three specified documents must be submitted to the Assessing Officer-examples include VAT/Sales Tax registration, a bank certificate confirming satisfactory account maintenance, past export details, balance sheet, or last tax return-to verify exporter genuineness; Clearing House Agents must assist under Regulation 13 and exports will be permitted once three documents are filed, effective immediately.
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Exporter genuineness verification required: specified documents must be filed before first exports through the port are permitted.
For exporters exporting through Tuticorin Port for the first time, at least three specified documents must be submitted to the Assessing Officer-examples include VAT/Sales Tax registration, a bank certificate confirming satisfactory account maintenance, past export details, balance sheet, or last tax return-to verify exporter genuineness; Clearing House Agents must assist under Regulation 13 and exports will be permitted once three documents are filed, effective immediately.
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