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Goods returned from 100% EOU

PRANAB PANDA

Dear All

We had dispatched our products to a 100% EOU against CT-3. We also provided the following documents at the time of removal of goods from our plant,

  1. Invoice issued under Rule11 of central Excise Rules,2002
  2. Packing List of the goods removed
  3. ARE-3 for export Warehousing

But due to quality mismatch of the product, 100%EOU rejected the materials and return to us without unloading the vehicle. The 100%EOU is already intimated to their jurisdictional superintendent of Central Excise regarding rejection of the material and for suo moto re –credit in their Bond Register.

We want to sale the said goods in domestic market without bringing back to our plant in order to save logistics expense.

Kindly guide us the procedure to be followed by us in this regard.

Regards/PANDA

 

Company Can Sell Returned Goods Domestically with Duty and Interest; Notify Central Excise Department for Compliance A company dispatched goods to a 100% Export Oriented Unit (EOU) with necessary documentation, including an invoice, packing list, and ARE-3 for export warehousing. However, the EOU rejected the goods due to a quality mismatch and returned them without unloading. The EOU informed their Central Excise superintendent about the rejection and re-credit. The company seeks advice on selling these goods domestically without returning them to their plant. The response advises that the goods can be sold domestically with duty and interest payment from the initial removal date, and to inform the jurisdictional Central Excise Department. (AI Summary)
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