Refund of 4% Additional duty in pursuance of Notification No.102/2007-Customs dated 14-09-2007 as amended – Documentary and procedural requirements to be fulfilled by the Claimants to ensure expeditious disposal of claims – reg.
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Additional Duty refund: procedural checklist and statutory auditor certification required to process eligible claims promptly. Refund of Additional Duty under Notification No.102/2007 requires filing a single claim per bill of entry within one year of duty payment, provision of a mandatory CA/statutory auditor certificate (by a CA who certifies the importer's financial records under Companies Act/ST/VAT/Income Tax Act) that correlates imports, sales and VAT/CST payments and explains non passing of duty; electronic sales invoices are acceptable with a paper declaration; accredited clients may receive preliminary sanction on specified documents; a detailed checklist of originals and certified evidence and prescribed annexure formats must accompany claims and forged documents will attract penal action.
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Additional Duty refund: procedural checklist and statutory auditor certification required to process eligible claims promptly.
Refund of Additional Duty under Notification No.102/2007 requires filing a single claim per bill of entry within one year of duty payment, provision of a mandatory CA/statutory auditor certificate (by a CA who certifies the importer's financial records under Companies Act/ST/VAT/Income Tax Act) that correlates imports, sales and VAT/CST payments and explains non passing of duty; electronic sales invoices are acceptable with a paper declaration; accredited clients may receive preliminary sanction on specified documents; a detailed checklist of originals and certified evidence and prescribed annexure formats must accompany claims and forged documents will attract penal action.
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