Processing of Refund Claims of 4% Additional Duty of Customs levied under Section 3(5) of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 in pursuance of Notification No.102/2007- Customs dated 14.9.2007 as amended and various circulars issued by the Board from time to time — Documentary and procedural requirements to be fulfilled by the claimants to ensure expeditious disposal of claims
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4% additional customs duty refunds require Form 102, CA certification, and VAT/CST correlation for claims to be processed. Claimants must file Custom Series Form 102 in duplicate with a numbered checklist and receive a simple receipt evidencing filing date; complete claims get acknowledgement while deficient claims receive a deficiency memo and must be remedied within ten days. Required documents include original Bills of Entry/TR-6 challans or scrip debit entries, authenticated sales invoices, and proof of VAT/CST payment correlated to sales. Sales via consignment agents require an agency agreement and CA certification. A Chartered Accountant (statutory or authorised VAT/IT auditor) must verify records and certify that the 4% duty burden was not passed on, providing detailed correlation sheets; vague certifications are unacceptable and may attract action.
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4% additional customs duty refunds require Form 102, CA certification, and VAT/CST correlation for claims to be processed.
Claimants must file Custom Series Form 102 in duplicate with a numbered checklist and receive a simple receipt evidencing filing date; complete claims get acknowledgement while deficient claims receive a deficiency memo and must be remedied within ten days. Required documents include original Bills of Entry/TR-6 challans or scrip debit entries, authenticated sales invoices, and proof of VAT/CST payment correlated to sales. Sales via consignment agents require an agency agreement and CA certification. A Chartered Accountant (statutory or authorised VAT/IT auditor) must verify records and certify that the 4% duty burden was not passed on, providing detailed correlation sheets; vague certifications are unacceptable and may attract action.
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