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CBIC clarified that under Rules 6 and 7 of the Customs and Central Excise Duties Drawback Rules 2017, exporters must pay application fee for time extension requests on per application basis rather than per shipping bill basis when seeking determination of duty drawback rates. This interpretation applies specifically to applications for fixation of Brand Rate of Duty Drawback. The clarification streamlines the fee structure for time extension requests and provides procedural certainty for exporters submitting applications beyond prescribed timeframes. The ruling maintains administrative efficiency while ensuring compliance with drawback regulations.
CBIC clarified that under Rules 6 and 7 of the Customs and Central Excise Duties Drawback Rules 2017, exporters must pay application fee for time extension requests on per application basis rather than per shipping bill basis when seeking determination of duty drawback rates. This interpretation applies specifically to applications for fixation of Brand Rate of Duty Drawback. The clarification streamlines the fee structure for time extension requests and provides procedural certainty for exporters submitting applications beyond prescribed timeframes. The ruling maintains administrative efficiency while ensuring compliance with drawback regulations.
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