SEZ unit exit requires Development Commissioner approval and duty payment; penalties apply for negative net foreign exchange. Exit from a Special Economic Zone requires Development Commissioner approval, payment of applicable duties and taxes on capital goods and stock, and ... Summary
SEZ unit exit requires Development Commissioner approval and duty payment; penalties apply for negative net foreign exchange.
Exit from a Special Economic Zone requires Development Commissioner approval, payment of applicable duties and taxes on capital goods and stock, and execution of a legal undertaking in Form L; failure to have positive Net Foreign Exchange may attract a penalty under the Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation) Act. Gems and jewellery units must hand over precious metals and materials to a government nominated agency at an agency determined price. A one time exit may be permitted under the Export Promotion Capital Goods scheme if eligibility is met.
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