Postal re-export drawback claims require import records, customs sealing, postal inspection, and certification of export from India The form enables an exporter to claim drawback under Section 74 of the Customs Act, 1962 for imported goods re-exported by parcel post. It requires details of the consignee, goods, values, import particulars, duty paid, drawback claimed, supporting documents and use after importation. It also records customs examination, packing and sealing, postal forwarding, inspection of seals, clearance or detention, and certification that the parcels were exported from India.
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Postal re-export drawback claims require import records, customs sealing, postal inspection, and certification of export from India
The form enables an exporter to claim drawback under Section 74 of the Customs Act, 1962 for imported goods re-exported by parcel post. It requires details of the consignee, goods, values, import particulars, duty paid, drawback claimed, supporting documents and use after importation. It also records customs examination, packing and sealing, postal forwarding, inspection of seals, clearance or detention, and certification that the parcels were exported from India.
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