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of <h1>Export Procedures for Duty Drawback and DEPB Schemes: Key Rules, Interest on Delays, and Export Proceeds Timeline</h1> The procedures for exporting excisable goods under the Duty Drawback (DBK) and Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB) schemes. Duty drawback refers to the rebate on excise duty paid on production inputs used in exported goods, with specific rates under rules. Green shipping bills serve as automatic rebate applications, and delays in drawback payments incur interest. DEPB credits allow exporters to offset customs duties on imports, based on entitlement rates. DEPB scrips are transferable, and the scheme applies to both manufacturer and merchant exporters. Export proceeds must be realized within specified periods to avoid repayment obligations.
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