Problems faced by Merchant Exporters regarding availment of drawback on garments – regarding

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....en garments. Therefore, entries were created in the Drawback Table, 2001-2002, with higher drawback rates for those cases where CENVAT facility was not availed. It was, however, represented by the Garment industry that majority of the garment exporters cleared the goods for export purposes and they were not paying any duty. Accordingly, garment exporters were given the facility of filing only declarations in terms of the above referred Circulars instead of furnishing CENVAT non-availment certificates, for claiming higher drawback. No such procedure was considered necessary for knitted garments as they were exempt from Central Excise levy. 3. This year, knitted garments too have been subjected to Central Excise duty. Therefore, as in case....

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.... this date shall be eligible for this facility. Therefore, all the pending cases may be settled accordingly. 6. Commissioner of Customs shall get the veracity of these declarations verified by following the same procedure as is detailed in paragraph 8 of the earlier Circualr No.54/2001-Cus dated 19.10.2001. 7. Suitable public notices for the trade and standing orders for the staff concerned may be issued at your end. Sd. S.S.Renjhen Joint Secretary to the Government of India ANNEXURE-I Exporters' Declaration required for Exports of Woven/ Knitted Garments for availing higher All Industry Rate of Drawback. 1. Description of the Goods: 2. Invoice No. and Date: 3. Name and address of the Exporter alongwith the nam....