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Transferability of DCS under SFIS

Dalia Felix

An Indian company is running hotels and is eligible for Duty Credit Scrip (DCS) under the Served From India Scheme (SFIS) of FTP. As per para 3.12.7, 'the DCS is transferable within group company and Managed Hotels. One of the group companies are engaged in 'sea food' business.

Can the DCS of the hotel be used for importing fish (Chapter 3 of Tariff) for the sea food company of the group ?

Hotel Group Can Use Duty Credit Scrip to Import Seafood for Business; Conditions Clarified Under SFIS Rules An Indian company operating hotels and eligible for Duty Credit Scrip (DCS) under the Served From India Scheme (SFIS) inquired about using DCS to import fish for a seafood business within the same group. It was clarified that DCS can be used for importing consumables, including food items, within group companies. The discussion highlighted that DCS is non-transferable except within group companies and managed hotels, and both conditions don't need to be satisfied simultaneously. A reference to a case involving GMR Hotels and Resorts Ltd. was provided, supporting the interpretation that 'group company' and 'managed hotel' are separate conditions. (AI Summary)
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Deepak Aggarwal on Jan 30, 2015

Dear Sir,

As per para 3.12.6 point (C) duty credit scrip can be used for import of consumables including food items. Relevant para is reproduced below:

Imports Allowed

(c) Duty Credit Scrip in case of hotels, clubs having residential facility of minimum 30 rooms, golf resorts and stand-alone restaurants having catering facilities, may also be used for import of consumables including food items and alcoholic beverages.

Also as per para 3.12.7, duty credit scrip is non transferable except used in group company and managed hotels. Relevant para is reproduced below:

Non Transferability

Entitlement /goods (imported / procured) shall be non-transferable (except within group company and managed hotels) and be subject to Actual User condition.However, these goods can be alienated on completion of 3 years from the date of import / procurement.

If we read both above paras, it seems that duty draw back can be used in group companies for import of consumables including food items.

In my opinion, in your case, duty draw scripts can be used for importing fish for the sea food company.

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Dalia Felix on Jan 31, 2015

Sir, thank you very much. My doubt is whether both the conditions (group company and managed hotels) are to be satisfied or only one (that is being a 'group company') is sufficient for transferring DCS? any circular/case law is available in this regard? What are the precautions to be taken?

Deepak Aggarwal on Jan 31, 2015

Hello,

You may refer to recent case-GMRHotels and Resorts Ltd. 2015 (1)TMI708 -ANDHRAPRADESH HIGH COURT, in this case only word group company was discussed.

It seems that in light of thisjudgmentalso, both word need to be readseparateleyi.e. group company or Managed hotel.

Thanks

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