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Refund claim of Duty piad goods sent to the nuclear Mega power projects.

Deepak Bhardwaj

We Have supplied capital Goods falling Chapter heading 84264100 to Mega power projects on october 2014 ,now we want to claim the duty paid under notification no 12/12 Cus dated 17.3.2015 ,please tell me the list of documents which is required to claim the TED duty refund from DGFT.

Clarification Sought on TED Refund for Nuclear Project Goods Amid Notification Discrepancy; Excise Duty Exemption Questioned A party inquired about claiming a duty refund for capital goods supplied to a nuclear mega power project, referencing Customs Notification No. 12/12-Cus. They sought guidance on required documentation for claiming a Terminal Excise Duty (TED) refund from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT). The respondent highlighted a lack of clarity in the query, noting a discrepancy between the mention of customs notification for imported goods and the intent to claim a refund for domestic goods. The respondent also questioned why excise duty was paid when an exemption exists under Notification No. 12/2012-CE for such supplies. (AI Summary)
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