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proof of export

Rakesh Hathi

Dear Sir,

one of our merchant exporter from pune , on demanding prrof of export , he mailed soft copy with reply that they receive only one hard origanal and for audit purpose they have to keep with them , so they are not able to send hard origanal.

but on the other hand we are receiving two origanal hard from our other merchant exporters , then please guide that how many proof of export origanal & duplicate the merchant receives and in fact how many they should pass to manufacturer and finaly as manufacturer how many copies we have to submit excise dept.

Guidance Sought on Number of Original and Duplicate Proofs of Export Required Under Excise Laws for Merchant Exporters. A merchant exporter from Pune provided only a soft copy of the proof of export, claiming they must retain the original hard copy for audit purposes. However, other exporters provide two original hard copies. The query seeks guidance on the number of original and duplicate proofs of export that should be received and passed to the manufacturer, and how many copies the manufacturer must submit to the excise department. The response clarifies that under excise laws, the party executing the bond, such as CT-1 or B-1, must submit proof of export, and manufacturers can request documentary evidence for their records. (AI Summary)
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