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of <h1>Central Board of Excise and Customs streamlines Pass Book Scheme examination procedures for exporters</h1> The Central Board of Excise and Customs issued this circular addressing procedural difficulties in the Pass Book Scheme under the Export-Import Policy. Following representations from exporters regarding challenges in producing shipping bills before Central Excise authorities for examination reports, the government modified the procedure. Central Excise authorities no longer need to record examination reports on shipping bills. Instead, goods will be examined in the normal course using Annexure-A, with examination reports recorded on invoices or AR-4 forms, similar to the process for exports under Advance Licenses in the Duty Exemption Scheme. The certified examination report, along with AR-4 and Annexure-A, can subsequently be presented by exporters when filing shipping bills at customs houses. This procedural change aims to streamline the examination process and reduce administrative burden on exporters.
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