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of <h1>India's 1995 Rules Detail Duty Drawback Procedures for Exported Goods; Ensure Compliance with Documentation and Timelines</h1> The Customs and Central Excise Duties Drawback Rules, 1995, established by the Central Government, outline the procedures for claiming duty drawbacks on exported goods. These rules apply across India and came into effect on May 26, 1995. A duty drawback is a rebate on duties paid on imported or excisable materials used in manufacturing exported goods. The rules specify conditions under which drawbacks are allowed, such as ensuring duties are paid on materials used and goods are not used post-manufacture. They also detail procedures for claiming drawbacks, including necessary documentation and timelines, and allow for provisional claims under certain conditions. The rules provide mechanisms for revising rates and handling supplementary claims if drawbacks are underpaid. They also empower the government to require additional information and access to manufacturing premises for verification purposes.
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