11 February 2012
an EOU/ SEZ unit may apply for an EPCG licence in terms of paragraph 6.20(d) of the Policy. Such application shall be made in the form given in Appendix-9 alongwith the documents prescribed therein. In addition, the applicant shall also furnish a copy of the `No Objection Certificate’ from the Development Commissioner showing the details of the capital goods imported/indigenously procured by the applicant, its value at the time of import/sourcing and the depreciated value for the purpose of assessment of duty under the scheme.
Such cases shall not be required to be forwarded to Headquarters EPCG Committee. The concerned licensing authority shall issue EPCG licences based on the "No Objection Certificate" produced from the concerned Development Commissioner.
more info:http://164.100.9.245/exim/2000/procedures/bchap-5.htm
plese also tell me what is the total rate of custom duty on capital goods at present with the detail and if we take benefit of 3% concessional epcg scheme then the net duty saved under this scheme will be ?
16 February 2012
For availing the benefit of Epcg scheme should we apply to DGFT for this scheme before the purchase of capital goods (whether indigenous capital goods or imported capital goods)? and in which form we should make an application to dgft regarding epcg scheme ?