Attempts to obtain double benefits under DEPB/ Advance Licensing Scheme in respect of goods being manufactured / processed by 100% Export Oriented Units (EOUs)/units in Export Processing Zones (EPZs)
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DEPB exclusion for EOU/EPZ exports: such exports cannot be used for duty credit or for advance licence discharge, triggering enforcement. Exports by 100% Export Oriented Units and Export Processing Zone units, direct or via third party, are not entitled to DEPB benefits or to discharge export obligation under advance licences; shipping bills for third party exports must name both manufacturer and third party and state the manufacturer's EOU/EPZ status; Regional Licensing Authorities must initiate enforcement proceedings if such double claims are detected.
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DEPB exclusion for EOU/EPZ exports: such exports cannot be used for duty credit or for advance licence discharge, triggering enforcement.
Exports by 100% Export Oriented Units and Export Processing Zone units, direct or via third party, are not entitled to DEPB benefits or to discharge export obligation under advance licences; shipping bills for third party exports must name both manufacturer and third party and state the manufacturer's EOU/EPZ status; Regional Licensing Authorities must initiate enforcement proceedings if such double claims are detected.
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