DTA sale by EOUs requires compliance with import prohibitions, duty liability, end use exemptions and safeguard duty rules. Rules for DTA sale by EOUs require that import prohibitions in force at import remain applicable at DTA sale, and duty is payable on DTA clearances unless a Department of Revenue exemption notification expressly exempts such supplies. End-use exemption notifications under the Customs Act apply to DTA sales with excise officers enforcing conditions as if customs officers. The Customs Tariff Act permits charging safeguard and anti-dumping duties on inputs imported without those duties when cleared into DTA or used to manufacture goods cleared into DTA, and fast track EOUs must submit prior intimation to the Development Commissioner while excise verifies concessional eligibility.
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DTA sale by EOUs requires compliance with import prohibitions, duty liability, end use exemptions and safeguard duty rules.
Rules for DTA sale by EOUs require that import prohibitions in force at import remain applicable at DTA sale, and duty is payable on DTA clearances unless a Department of Revenue exemption notification expressly exempts such supplies. End-use exemption notifications under the Customs Act apply to DTA sales with excise officers enforcing conditions as if customs officers. The Customs Tariff Act permits charging safeguard and anti-dumping duties on inputs imported without those duties when cleared into DTA or used to manufacture goods cleared into DTA, and fast track EOUs must submit prior intimation to the Development Commissioner while excise verifies concessional eligibility.
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