EXPORT PROCEDURE

[S.C. WADHWA]

Dear Sir,

We have got export order of dehy vegetables falling under excise chaper no.0712 from SRI LANKA, having nil rate of duty.

My query is there any formalities of excise which we have to perform regarding issuing of an invoice on special format, sealing of goods etc.  Please suggest.

WADHWA

[Guest]

Are you registered with Central Excise Dept.? . Whether are receiving any inputs on which excise duty is being paid? Whether export proceeds are realised in convertible foreign exchange?

 

[S.C. WADHWA]

Dear Sir,

yes, we are registered with excise deptt. We are not availing cenvat credit being paying duty @2.06%. Item in question having nil rate of duty. Export order received from customer in US $. ( First time).

 

Now pls suggest export procedure.

Regards,

WADHWA

[Guest]

Whether the export will be done under Free Shipping bill or not?. In other words, as a manufacturer exporter will u apply for Post-export benefit under FTP?

[S.C. WADHWA]

Dear Sir,

Export will be done under free shipping bill. We have not applied  for post-export benefi tunder FTP.

Pls advise if we are eligible to apply for post-export benefit under FTP then on which form and when, as we are going to dispatch the material with in a day or two.

Regards,

WADHWA

 

AI Summary

Export procedure for excisable goods: confirm registration, foreign exchange realisation and Free Shipping Bill versus FTP post export benefits. Export of dehydrated vegetables (chapter 0712, nil duty) raises whether Central Excise registration, prior duty payments or non availing of Cenvat credit affect invoicing, sealing and shipment formalities, and whether exports under a Free Shipping Bill permit later application for post export benefits under the Foreign Trade Policy subject to realisation of proceeds in convertible foreign exchange.