Duty drawback jurisdiction shifted: Customs office where the DTA supplier is located will process and pay claims. Processing and payment of duty drawback claims by DTA suppliers for supplies to SEZ units or developers, accompanied by a disclaimer, shall be handled by the Principal Commissioner or Commissioner of Customs in whose jurisdiction the DTA unit falls, including fixation of brand rates where required for fresh claims filed from 1 July 2017; pending claims up to 30 June 2017 are to be transferred from Central Excise formations to the jurisdictional Customs offices, with existing Drawback Rules processing remaining applicable and Central Excise officers continuing to discharge Customs functions until formal replacement.
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Duty drawback jurisdiction shifted: Customs office where the DTA supplier is located will process and pay claims.
Processing and payment of duty drawback claims by DTA suppliers for supplies to SEZ units or developers, accompanied by a disclaimer, shall be handled by the Principal Commissioner or Commissioner of Customs in whose jurisdiction the DTA unit falls, including fixation of brand rates where required for fresh claims filed from 1 July 2017; pending claims up to 30 June 2017 are to be transferred from Central Excise formations to the jurisdictional Customs offices, with existing Drawback Rules processing remaining applicable and Central Excise officers continuing to discharge Customs functions until formal replacement.
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