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We are an Advocacy Firm, having over 50 years of experience in Indirect Taxation. We specifically assist our clients with: GST & Customs Litigation, Clearance of Export /Import Goods, CAROTAR Investigation, Advance Ruling under GST & Customs. 

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Can the import classification and domestic classification for the same product differ. Is it correct proposition of law, to state classification for ... Read Full Issue
Date 25 Oct 2024
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Hi, I want to know if client wants to apply for Customs Advance Rulling for HSN Classification- then how he can import goods during the pendency of ... Read Full Issue
Date 24 Aug 2024
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Issue Id: 119218
• ABC in India got order to supply certain Final Units to XYZ In India. ABC shall be importing two parts namely (a) Unit-1 (2) Unit-02 from its ... Read Full Issue
Date 17 Jul 2024
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Issue Id: 119167
Sir/Madam, my client is a partnership firm purchasing a solar plant and machinery and land separately from an NRI individual. She is not registered ... Read Full Issue
Date 20 Jun 2024
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Issue Id: 119134
Hi All, Need support in below scenario : A customer wants to provide material free of charge (Say Rs.20/- worth material) to build a ... Read Full Issue
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Date 31 May 2024
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Issue Id: 119132
Whether the import of CPU is restricted as the clarification dated January 12, 2024 on import poicy for products under HS 8471 did not specifically ... Read Full Issue
Date 31 May 2024
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Issue Id: 118762
My query is as under: 1. Can the second hand goods imported under CTI 90275090 avail benefit under Notification 024/2005 Customs? Since, this ... Read Full Issue
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Date 19 Sep 2023
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Annual RODTEP Return compliance increases reporting obligations and exposes exporters to late fees, scrip freezing and eligibility risks.
DGFT mandates an Annual RODTEP Return for exporters exceeding the scheme threshold, filed per exported product on the DGFT portal by the next financial year deadline, subject to tiered late fees. Non filing can result in freezing of unused scrips or ineligibility for future scrips, while filings must disclose detailed taxes and levies borne (inputs, transport, fuel, GST from unregistered suppliers, stamp and electricity duty) and compare actual tax savings with RODTEP benefits. (AI Summary)
Date 27 Dec 2024
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Refund disqualification under Rule 96(10) restricts IGST refunds for advance authorisation holders; conditional relief provided by Circular.
Rule 96(10) disqualifies persons who have availed specified customs notification benefits from claiming integrated tax refunds via the shipping bill refund mechanism; the Explanation limits that disqualification only where IGST and compensation cess were paid on inputs and only Basic Customs Duty was exempted. Courts and authorities have construed partial exemptions as availing the benefit and disqualifying exporters. Circular 233/27/2024 GST grants conditional relief by permitting amendment of Bills of Entry, payment of IGST and compensation cess with interest, and customs approval to avoid recovery, while the recommended compliance route is to seek refund of unutilised input tax credit under the zero rated refund mechanism. (AI Summary)
Date 03 Oct 2024
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Mutual recognition agreements ease foreign manufacturer certification by admitting exporting country testing, while final conformity remains with importing NSB.
The FMCS places the obligation on foreign manufacturing factories to obtain a BIS licence through document scrutiny, on site inspection by BIS assessors, and testing at BIS accredited Indian laboratories; MRAs, particularly Bilateral Cooperation Agreements, permit acceptance of in country inspection and testing by the exporting country's NSB to support certification, though the importing NSB retains final discretion to grant the certificate, and BCAs remain limited in product scope and partner coverage. (AI Summary)
Date 01 Jun 2024
Samyak Narayana Jain
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September 2023