Duty drawback transition: exporters may claim composite AIRs subject to conditions limiting input tax credit and refunds. Effective 1 July 2017, a three month transition permits exporters to claim pre existing composite AIRs or only the Customs portion; claiming composite or Brand rates bars simultaneous availing of input tax credit or IGST refund on exports or inputs and prohibits carrying forward CENVAT credit, with prescribed declarations required. Changes in AIRs adjust rates, caps and classifications for specified textile, marine, leather and metal items. Fixation of Brand rates and supplementary drawback claims are transferred from Central Excise to Customs formations, with transitional delegation to existing Central Excise Commissionerates until Customs jurisdictions are notified.
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Duty drawback transition: exporters may claim composite AIRs subject to conditions limiting input tax credit and refunds.
Effective 1 July 2017, a three month transition permits exporters to claim pre existing composite AIRs or only the Customs portion; claiming composite or Brand rates bars simultaneous availing of input tax credit or IGST refund on exports or inputs and prohibits carrying forward CENVAT credit, with prescribed declarations required. Changes in AIRs adjust rates, caps and classifications for specified textile, marine, leather and metal items. Fixation of Brand rates and supplementary drawback claims are transferred from Central Excise to Customs formations, with transitional delegation to existing Central Excise Commissionerates until Customs jurisdictions are notified.
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