Central excise exemption now permits remission of the whole duty paid, conditional on specified export documentation and application. Amendment replaces a fixed per kilogram concession with entitlement to the whole of the duty of excise paid on the goods, omits a proviso clause and an item in Form B, and requires exporters to apply in Form B to the Collector of Central Excise within the statutory claim period with supporting documents including a customs certified Bill of Lading or Shipping Bill, gate passes for non auction purchases, broker catalogues and contracts for auction purchases, and any further documents the Collector may specify.
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Central excise exemption now permits remission of the whole duty paid, conditional on specified export documentation and application.
Amendment replaces a fixed per kilogram concession with entitlement to the whole of the duty of excise paid on the goods, omits a proviso clause and an item in Form B, and requires exporters to apply in Form B to the Collector of Central Excise within the statutory claim period with supporting documents including a customs certified Bill of Lading or Shipping Bill, gate passes for non auction purchases, broker catalogues and contracts for auction purchases, and any further documents the Collector may specify.
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