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Eligibility of reimbursement of custom duty - 100% EOU

nanda kumar

Whether 100 % EOU is eligible to be reimbursed the customs duty element included in the input raw material cost but not directly paid by the said 100 % EOU.

Eligibility of EOUs for Customs Duty Reimbursement Depends on Scheme; Direct Import Not Always Required A discussion on the eligibility of 100% Export Oriented Units (EOUs) for reimbursement of customs duty included in input raw material costs, but not directly paid by the EOU, received three replies. One response noted that eligibility depends on the scheme and options followed by the EOU, suggesting they are entitled to benefits even if the duty wasn't directly paid. Another reply argued that reimbursement isn't possible unless the goods are imported directly by the EOU, with exceptions for certain sectors. The third response mentioned that EOUs can claim reimbursement through duty drawback with a disclaimer certificate from the Domestic Tariff Area supplier. (AI Summary)
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