Re-assessment of Bills of Entry linked to appellate modification before refund claims for excess duty can be processed. Re-assessment of Bills of Entry for refund of excess duty is to follow the final outcome of the appellate process. A refund claim under Section 27 cannot be entertained unless the assessment or self-assessment is first modified through the appropriate proceedings, and re-assessment must be made in accordance with the appellate order. The concerned groups are directed to re-assess the Bill of Entry as per the appellate authority's direction, and consequential refund is to be handled by the Refund Section. Suo motu re-assessment by the group is not to be done in such cases.
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Re-assessment of Bills of Entry linked to appellate modification before refund claims for excess duty can be processed.
Re-assessment of Bills of Entry for refund of excess duty is to follow the final outcome of the appellate process. A refund claim under Section 27 cannot be entertained unless the assessment or self-assessment is first modified through the appropriate proceedings, and re-assessment must be made in accordance with the appellate order. The concerned groups are directed to re-assess the Bill of Entry as per the appellate authority's direction, and consequential refund is to be handled by the Refund Section. Suo motu re-assessment by the group is not to be done in such cases.
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