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sachin (Querist)
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13 January 2010 duty drawback is available on
1. import duty paid on the goods which are re-exported
2. excise duty paid on input material.
In case of manufacturer,he can claim the benefit under rule 18 & 19 of central excise rules,2002 but what in case of a trader(retail exporter)?
can he claim duty drawback(in relation to point 2)? if yes then how?

Rajesh Kumar

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13 January 2010 If he export like merchant exporter, i.e. ARE-2 is made in the factory of manufacturer.

sachin

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13 January 2010 can u please elaborate Mr Kumar?
lets take an example.A trader purchased some goods from the manufacturer.Therefore he would have definitely paid the excise duty on that invoice.After adding his profit margin, he sold the goods to an export party. In this case, can he claim duty drawback of the excise duty paid on the goods purchased?

RAMESH KUMAR VERMA

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23 January 2010 sachin ji,
special additional duty refund (SAD) file only by the trader in the CONCERNED IMPORT custom house.

ramesh

RAMESH KUMAR VERMA

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23 January 2010

DEAR SACHIN,
IF THE EXPORTER FIRM IS SITUATED IN SEZ, INDIA AND THE EXPORTER NOT AVAILED THE CENVAT THEN EXPORTER GIVE THE DECLARATION TO THE IMPORTER FIRM REGARDING THE CENVAT NOT AVAILED BY HIM THEN HE CAN TAKE THE DRAWBACK CONCERNED REGIONAL EXCISE AUTHORITY.
RAMESH KUMAR VERMA '
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