Merchant export by registered Central Excise Assessee

[NANDKUMAR SAGWEKAR]

Dear All Learned Members of this forum

One of my friend has recently started a factory manufacturing excisable goods and we also obtain the Central Excise Registration , I have guide him properly so far as clearance of goods for Home consumption , Cenvat & Service tax. Now Our first three orders are as 1. Merchant export 2. EOU 3. Home consumption. May I wish to seek the expert advice for Merchant export ( and wimerchant exported informed us that he has executed bond with authoritiesll issue as CT 1 ) and EOU ( they inform us that they will issue us CT - 3 ) clearance with respect to following:

1. Whether sealing is necessary ? If yes then whether  in presence of C.excise officer is necessary ? 

2. Whether we have to take prior permission for such clearance from Central excise ?

3. Whether proof of exports to be submitted by us  ?

4. Brief procedure ? the expected date of clerances are given by the buyer are second week of march 2013

Thanks

 

ANAND SHEMBEAKR

CELL 9421187122

 

[YAGAY andSUN]

Dear Mr. Anand,

Please find appended replies to your queries:-

1. Sealing is not necessary.
2. You would have to submit a copy of CT-1/CT-3 to the jurisdictional Central Excise Department.
3. Proof of export would be submitted by your customers since they have executed the Bond.  An acknowledged copy of proof of export may be obtained by you from your customs and for future usage you would have to keep it.
4. Please refer Notification No. 41/2001-C.E. in this regard.

Regards,

Pradeep Khatri

[NANDKUMAR SAGWEKAR]

Dear Mr. Pradeep Khatri

Thank you very much for sending me the reply . Earlier also you have send the reply . As a member of this portal I

am regularly reading the answers given by  you.

Thanks

 

A M SHEMBEKAR

CELL NO 9421187122

 

AI Summary

Merchant export clearance: sealing not required; submit CT 1/CT 3 and obtain acknowledged export proof from customs. Sealing of consignments for merchant export is not necessary. The exporter must submit a copy of CT 1 or CT 3 to the jurisdictional central excise office. Proof of export is to be submitted by the buyer who executed the bond; the exporter should obtain an acknowledged copy of that export proof from customs and retain it, with reference to the applicable excise notification for procedural details.