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Credit - Debit procedure of CT-3 in a 100% EOU unit

Date 07 Aug 2014
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CT-3 certificate procedure enables duty-free procurement with B-17 bond accounting debits discharged on export or warehousing.
An EOU may procure indigenous inputs duty-free by issuing a CT-3 certificate signed by excise authorities; suppliers must follow invoicing and warehousing procedures. The B-17 bond covers excise and customs liabilities and requires a running bond account where duties on procured goods are debited and credited when corresponding goods are exported or re-warehoused. (AI Summary)

Dear Experts,

Pls clarify the Credit - Debit procedure of CT-3 in a 100% EOU unit.

Anand

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