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SAD REFUND

kailash dixit

SIR,

OUR BILL OF ENTRY WAS MADE ON 11.04.2012 AND RELATED CUSTOM DUTY IS PAID ON 02.05.2012.

AND THE CORRESPONDING SALES INVOICE DATED AT 05.04.2012.

Department says it is not possible that sales made before realise goods from the port.

can you suggest me whether there is only possiblity to claim refund.

I dont understand want kind of material facts you want to check from my side.

and what step should i take for such refund.

Highly thanks to you

kailash dixit

 
Seeking Customs Duty Refund for Pre-Release Sales: Verify Dates, Consult Legal Provisions, and Explore Specific Notification. A user sought advice on claiming a customs duty refund for goods sold before their release from the port, as the sales invoice was dated before the bill of entry. The respondent clarified that the department's stance was valid, emphasizing the need to verify material facts, such as the dates of receipt and sale. The user explained that the sale was pre-arranged with a single customer under a fixed-price contract. The respondent suggested that a refund might be possible under a specific customs notification and advised consulting legal provisions and discussing with a consultant for further guidance. (AI Summary)
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