Drawback entitlement for re-exported imported goods to SEZ requires re-export compliance and foreign exchange realisation.
Drawback on supplies to SEZ is governed by re-export drawback rules because SEZ is treated as outside India; claimants must file a bill of export or shipping bill under re-export procedures, produce import documents, obtain Development Commissioner approval where applicable, and ensure payment is received in convertible foreign exchange or secure an EDF waiver. Drawback rates for re-exported imported goods follow re-export rules (higher for unused goods within prescribed timeframes; graded reductions for used goods), and IGST credit/payment affects the permissible drawback quantum. Physical verification and documentary matching are mandatory. (AI Summary)
Dear All,
Is Drawback under Section 74 will be applicable for supplies of imported goods to SEZ?
Customs - Exim - SEZ