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TRANSFER OF GOODS FROM BONDED WAREHOUSE TO OUR OWN SEZ UNIT

parag shetye

Dear Sir,

We have imported and bonded the goods to be used at our Maharashtra Plant & now we want to transfer these bonded goods to our own SEZ location in Gujrat.

Kindly suggest a procedure & document requirements.

Regards,

Parag Shetye

[email protected]

Procedure for Transferring Goods from Bonded Warehouse to SEZ Under Rule 38 Explained; IGST Exemption Clarified An individual inquired about the procedure and documentation required for transferring goods from a bonded warehouse in Maharashtra to their Special Economic Zone (SEZ) unit in Gujarat. An expert advised referring to Rule 38 of the Special Economic Zone Rules, 2006. The individual clarified that their situation involved transferring goods from a bonded warehouse to an SEZ, not between SEZ units. Another expert explained that such a transfer is considered an import by the SEZ and highlighted a customs notification that exempts Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST) on these supplies, suggesting that the invoice should reflect IGST as zero. (AI Summary)
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