Duty exemption compliance: missing logged DEEC book not automatic default when export evidence proves fulfilment. Where a Duty Free License holder submits shipping bill and bank realisation certificate demonstrating 100% fulfilment, absence of a logged DEEC book alone should not lead to defaulter status. Supplementary DEPB claims are allowed for exports made anticipating later-notified DEPB rates if filed within the prescribed time, and such DEPBs must carry an endorsement noting the original DEPB, shipping bill, FOB values and balance value. For EPCG export-obligation calculations, the average of the preceding three licensing years is to be taken including the licensing year in which the EPCG application is filed.
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Duty exemption compliance: missing logged DEEC book not automatic default when export evidence proves fulfilment.
Where a Duty Free License holder submits shipping bill and bank realisation certificate demonstrating 100% fulfilment, absence of a logged DEEC book alone should not lead to defaulter status. Supplementary DEPB claims are allowed for exports made anticipating later-notified DEPB rates if filed within the prescribed time, and such DEPBs must carry an endorsement noting the original DEPB, shipping bill, FOB values and balance value. For EPCG export-obligation calculations, the average of the preceding three licensing years is to be taken including the licensing year in which the EPCG application is filed.
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