Bank Guarantee relaxation: export houses may clear imports under DEEC and EPCG schemes against bond without guarantees. Export Houses are permitted parity with Trading Houses to clear imports under DEEC and to clear capital goods under EPCG against a bond without a bank guarantee, except where the EPCG Committee specifically prescribes a bank guarantee. Under the zero-duty EPCG, exemption from bank guarantee on bond clearance is confined to Trading House tiers, while Export Houses may clear on bond subject to a reduced bank guarantee for the duty differential saved or any higher minimum prescribed by the EPCG Committee.
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Bank Guarantee relaxation: export houses may clear imports under DEEC and EPCG schemes against bond without guarantees.
Export Houses are permitted parity with Trading Houses to clear imports under DEEC and to clear capital goods under EPCG against a bond without a bank guarantee, except where the EPCG Committee specifically prescribes a bank guarantee. Under the zero-duty EPCG, exemption from bank guarantee on bond clearance is confined to Trading House tiers, while Export Houses may clear on bond subject to a reduced bank guarantee for the duty differential saved or any higher minimum prescribed by the EPCG Committee.
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