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Reversal of custom duty for selling goods from EOU to merchant exporter

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....eversal of custom duty for selling goods from EOU to merchant exporter<br> Query (Issue) Started By: - Dashrath Walkoli Dated:- 28-6-2025 Last Reply Date:- 29-6-2025 Customs - Exim - SEZ<br>Got 2 Replies<br>Customs<br>Sir, we are a EOU unit and selling goods to merchant. Whether reversal of custom duty is required, since as per chapter 7 of FTP, merchant exporter is not covered as deemed export? ....

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....Reply By Shilpi Jain: The Reply: The goods are being cleared to DTA unit then reversal of customs duties will be required. Reply By YAGAY andSUN: The Reply: As an Export Oriented Unit (EOU), when goods are cleared to a merchant exporter, it is important to evaluate the applicable Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) and customs provisions. As per Chapter 7 of the FTP, supplies to merchant exporters are n....

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....ot considered as "deemed exports." Therefore, such clearances do not enjoy the benefits available under deemed exports, such as exemption from duty reversal. In essence, since merchant exporters are not covered under the scope of deemed exports, the supply from the EOU to them does not qualify for exemption from the reversal of customs duties. Furthermore, if the goods are being cleared into the ....

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....Domestic Tariff Area (DTA), such clearance is treated as a sale in the domestic market. In accordance with the EOU scheme and customs provisions, DTA clearances attract the applicable customs duties, which would have been leviable had the goods been imported into India. Therefore, in this case, the reversal of customs duties is mandatory. This includes Basic Customs Duty (BCD), Countervailing Duty....

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.... (CVD), and any other applicable duties that were exempted at the time of procurement or import by the EOU. In conclusion, supplies by an EOU to a merchant exporter do not qualify as deemed exports, and if the goods are being cleared to a DTA unit, the applicable customs duties must be reversed in accordance with the law.<br> Discussion Forum - Knowledge Sharing ....