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Post Export EPCG duty credit scrip(s) Scheme and certain other changes related to Foreign Trade Policy 2009-14

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....crip(s) Scheme and certain other changes related to Foreign Trade Policy 2009-14 - Reg. Reference is made to Para 4 of Circular No.20/2012 - Customs dated 27.7.2012 wherein it was indicated that there are certain areas of change in the FTP supplement 2012-13 for which notifications shall be issued subsequently as modalities to make them operational were being worked out. In these areas, the Department of Revenue has since issued notifications described below. 2.         The definition of capital goods (under para 9.12 of FTP amended on 26.7.2012) now includes catalysts for initial charge plus one subsequent charge. The notification No.3/2013-Customs dated 13.2.13 has amended notification Nos. 10....

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....ds till the date of last export, the duty remission may be granted by the Regional Authority in proportion to export obligation fulfilled within a fixed export obligation period. For this purpose, the export obligation would be fixed (over and above average export obligation) at 85% of applicable specific export obligation, computed as if the duty paid imports had taken benefit of duty exemption (i.e. like the EPCG duty exemption schemes, either zero duty or concessional 3% duty). As in the existing EPCG duty exemption scheme, if it is opted to not take the Cenvat credit of additional duty of customs paid, a lower export obligation would be fixed. There is no provision for extension of export obligation period in this scheme. 5. &nb....

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....e-defined in the new scheme. More than one duty credit scrip may issue (against the duty paid import of capital goods) based on the progressive fulfillment, during the specified export obligation period, of larger extents of the total export obligation. The meaning of 'export obligation' would apply individually to each duty credit scrip. Further, scrip issuance is akin to a discharge (or partial discharge) of the export obligation and is a remission by the DGFT of duty collected by the CBEC. Therefore, it is necessary that the Deputy/Assistant Commissioner of Customs satisfies himself of the compliance of the conditions of the notification (including fulfillment of export obligation, the quantum of duty remission in the duty credit scrip, ....

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....al Central Excise authority should ensure that certificate on non-availment of Cenvat Credit is issued expeditiously and normally within two weeks but not later than four weeks under all circumstances. Where the goods imported against an authorization are found defective or unfit for use and are re-exported back to the foreign supplier, if claim of duty drawback is made, no duty remission for the duty paid at the time of import on the re-exported goods is to be allowed. Further, after any duty remission in the form of duty credit scrip has been claimed in respect of the duty paid on the goods imported against an authorization, no duty drawback shall be allowed when the goods are re-exported and the export obligation is also not to be re-fix....