Export Procedure for Merchant Exporter & duty drawback

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We are running a Private Limited Company, having IEC as Merchant Exporter. We don’t have Central Excise Registration. Now we get an export order from Europe. In order to manufacture the product, we purchase Vat & excise duty paid raw material from market (Polypropylene) and supplied to the manufacturer for production on job work basis. They will charge us on conversion only. Our job worker is a Central Excise exempted unit and hence not having any Central Excise Registration.  

We want to export the product with duty drawback claim from manufacturers place or any approved premises. Please refer a guide or any circular/notification which guide us about the export procedure and procedure for claiming duty drawback. We have gone through the procedure where the merchant exporter exports by procuring goods from manufacturer without duty by giving him form CT-1  (where he is having central excise registration) and export it by giving B1 Bond to CE without duty. But I don’t find any guide where the manufacturer is working on job basis and not having any CE Registration and where the merchant exporter is supplying the material.

Please guide me.

AI Summary

Merchant Exporter Seeks Guidance on Duty Drawback Claims for Exports Without Central Excise Registration Using Job Workers A merchant exporter, operating a private limited company without Central Excise Registration, seeks guidance on exporting products to Europe using duty drawback claims. They purchase VAT and excise duty-paid raw materials, which are processed by a job worker exempt from Central Excise Registration. The exporter is familiar with procedures involving manufacturers with Central Excise Registration but needs advice on exporting from a manufacturer working on a job basis without such registration. They request guidance or references to relevant procedures or notifications for claiming duty drawback under these specific circumstances. A reply asks if they have found any guidance.