Drawback sampling: risk-based selection; senior customs officers decide on samples and cases to be closed promptly. Prior circulars prescribing monetary sampling limits are rescinded and export consignments for drawback will be subject to selection under the Risk Management System. An officer not below Assistant or Deputy Commissioner will determine the need for sampling on the merits of each case; samples should be drawn only when necessary or on specific intelligence or suspicion of misuse. Senior-level monitoring must ensure sampling is limited and that cases are closed promptly after test reports, ordinarily within thirty days from let export.
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Drawback sampling: risk-based selection; senior customs officers decide on samples and cases to be closed promptly.
Prior circulars prescribing monetary sampling limits are rescinded and export consignments for drawback will be subject to selection under the Risk Management System. An officer not below Assistant or Deputy Commissioner will determine the need for sampling on the merits of each case; samples should be drawn only when necessary or on specific intelligence or suspicion of misuse. Senior-level monitoring must ensure sampling is limited and that cases are closed promptly after test reports, ordinarily within thirty days from let export.
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