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Refund of custom duty on Import and then re-export

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We wnated to import electronics (data transfer unit) from USA and wanted to add some margin and reexport to another customer in Bangladesh and other countries> Whether Custome duty on import can be refunded or can be saved thru warehousing or any other procedure ? Manoj

Refunds and Savings on Customs Duty for Re-Exported Electronics Possible Under Customs Act Sections 57-74 A query was raised regarding the possibility of obtaining a refund or saving on customs duty for electronics imported from the USA and re-exported to Bangladesh and other countries. Two responses were provided. The first response confirmed that rebates, refunds, or export incentives are available for re-exported goods, provided the necessary procedures under section 74 of the Customs Act are followed. Alternatively, importing under a warehousing procedure is an option, requiring compliance with sections 57 to 73 of the Customs Act. The second response also affirmed the availability of multiple methods to achieve this. (AI Summary)
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