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100% EOU - failure to achieve positive Net Foreign Earnings (NFE) - debonding of unit - in terms of Section 15 of the Act, the appellant is liable to pay duty at the rate prevailing at the time of debonding. This is also in consonance of Clause 8(3A)/ 8(4A) of the notification which provides that the appellant/ assessee is liable to pay duty at the rate in force on the date of debonding if unit failed to achieve said positive NFP. - AT
100% EOU - failure to achieve positive Net Foreign Earnings (NFE) - debonding of unit - in terms of Section 15 of the Act, the appellant is liable to pay duty at the rate prevailing at the time of debonding. This is also in consonance of Clause 8(3A)/ 8(4A) of the notification which provides that the appellant/ assessee is liable to pay duty at the rate in force on the date of debonding if unit failed to achieve said positive NFP. - AT
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