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RE-EXPORT OF RAW MATERIAL

Amit Apshankar

100% EOU UNIT CAN RE-EXPORT  DUTY FREE IMPORTED  MATERIAL TO  THRID PARTY (NOT TO ORIGINAL

SUPPLIER) DUE TO  QUALITY  REJECTION OR NOT UTALIZED FOR PRODUCTION  ON PAYMENT OF APPLICABLE DUTY ?

FOR THE SAME PROCEDURE  PERMISSION FROM CENTRAL EXCISE & CUSTOM IS REQUIRE?

Can a 100% EOU re-export duty-free imports to a third party? Requires Central Excise and Customs permission. A query was raised about whether a 100% Export Oriented Unit (EOU) can re-export duty-free imported material to a third party, not the original supplier, due to quality rejection or non-utilization for production, and if permission from Central Excise and Customs is needed. The response clarified that according to EXIM Policy, goods can be transferred for repair, replacement, testing, or calibration, but selling them requires specific permission from the Central Excise, Customs, and Development Commissioner. (AI Summary)
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