Authorised Sign on ARE1 for Merchant Export

[Guest]

Dear Sir,

Can we do the authorised signatory on ARE-1 of merchant export ?

 

[ajay singh]

As per the conditions laid down under CE Notification No 42/2001, the ARE1 has to sign by the Merchant and the Manufacturer Exporter.

If the ARE-1 is not signed by the Merchant Exporter.

If there is too much urgency, then

1. You may ask the Merchant Exporter, to come to the factory and sign the ARE-1

2. Or You may despatch the material to the Merchant Exporter on your ARE-1, and ask the Merchnat Exporter to distribute the ARE-1 after His Counter Signature.

After signature, you may recall the Triplicate, Quadruplicate, Quintriplicate and Extra Copy to your office and then submit to the excise Office.

AFter Endorsement by the Excise Officer, you may send the Triplicate Copy to the Merchant Exporter.

So ARE1 is not signed by the authorised representative.

[YAGAY andSUN]

Signature of Merchant exporter and Manufacturer exporter is mandatory to avail the export benefits.

[CS RAHUL AGARWAL]

In ARE-1 read with 042/2001, where is mentioned that ARE-1 has to be signed by both manufacturer and exporter? Is there any circular or something for it ?? please clarify

AI Summary

Authorised signatory on ARE 1: dual signatures by merchant and manufacturer are treated as necessary for export compliance and benefits. The discussion treats signature requirements on ARE 1 as mandating signatures of both the merchant exporter and the manufacturer exporter to avail export benefits, citing CE Notification No. 42/2001. As a practical measure where the merchant has not signed, respondents propose obtaining the merchant's signature at the factory or dispatching on the manufacturer's signed ARE 1 and securing the merchant's counter signature later, recalling the requisite copies for submission and forwarding the excise endorsed triplicate to the merchant.