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DGFT Public Notice No 105 Dt 27/03/12

Avinash Bhavsar

Dear Sir,

Kindly give details of DGFT Public Notice No 105 Dt 27/03/12.

 

 

DGFT Notice No. 105: Revalidation of Duty Credit Scrips for 4% CVD Refund Until June 2012 A discussion on a forum addressed a query about DGFT Public Notice No. 105 dated 27/03/12, concerning procedures for the refund or revalidation of DEPBs/Reward Scrips for re-credit of 4% CVD (SAD). The notice, issued by the Director General of Foreign Trade, allows for the revalidation of duty credit scrips until 30/06/2012 without further endorsement if certain conditions are met. This aims to reduce transaction costs and procedural burdens. The original query was clarified, and the discussion concluded with an acknowledgment of the mistake by the inquirer. (AI Summary)
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