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DEFINATION OF EXPORT AS PER SEZ RULES AND CENTRAL EXCISE

Date 16 Apr 2015
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THERE NO UNIFORMITY IN THE DEFINITION OF EXPORT AS PER SEZ RULES AND CENTRAL EXCISE RULES. AS PER SEZ RULES CLEARANCES TO SEZ ARE TREATED AS EXPORT WHEWRE AS AS PER AMENDED CENTRAL EXCISE RULES PHYSICAL REMOVAL OF GOODS OUT OF THE COUNTRY IS EXPORT. DEEMED EXPORTS ARE NOT TREATED AS EXPORT AND NO REFUND OF TERMINAL EXCISE DUTY OR REBATE IS AVAILED BY THE SUPPLIER. THIS IS NOT THE CASE IN ACTUAL EXPORTS REBATE IS ADMISSIBLE EVEN WHEN CENVAT CREDIT IS AVAILED AND DUTY IS DEBITED TO CENVAT ACCOUNT.

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