Export proceeds shortfall: exporters must submit bank confirmations and invoices or face personal hearing and possible adjudication. The circular instructs exporters to submit proof of realisation and documentary evidence (e.g., bank confirmation letters and export invoices) to justify any short realisation of export proceeds - noting CBIC guidance that agency commission and foreign bank charges may be allowed within a 12.5% FOB limit - and warns that absence of such documentary proof will generally lead the adjudicating authority to conduct a Personal Hearing before final decision.
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Export proceeds shortfall: exporters must submit bank confirmations and invoices or face personal hearing and possible adjudication.
The circular instructs exporters to submit proof of realisation and documentary evidence (e.g., bank confirmation letters and export invoices) to justify any short realisation of export proceeds - noting CBIC guidance that agency commission and foreign bank charges may be allowed within a 12.5% FOB limit - and warns that absence of such documentary proof will generally lead the adjudicating authority to conduct a Personal Hearing before final decision.
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