Custom duty drawback & rebate under rule- 18

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Please suggest me whether the Drawback of Custom portion under all industry drawback rates on PURCAHSE OF IMPORTED GOODS FROM DOMESTIC BUYER can be claimed if firm is exporting dutiable goods under Rule- 18 of CER i.e under rebate.  Whether the cenvat credit of inputs and capitals goods is also available or that is not available in case of drawback?????

Please explain along with the supporting case laws or sections????? 

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No....noted only  general unit who direct  import from SEZ,100%EOU,EHTP AND STP exportert can avail the Deemed export drawback.

 

Deemed Exports are supplies that do not leave country, are paid in Indian Rupees, but are still deemed to have been exported, because they compete with the duty free imports. They are eligible for almost all benefits of physical exports but not for DEPB/FMS/FPS/SFIS and Sales Tax. The benefits of Advance Authorization / DFIA / EPCG (Export Promotion Capital Goods) and Drawback are available on inputs, while Exemption from or refund of Excise Duty is available on output.

Supplies to following are considered as deemed exports and they get the benefits as follows:

 
EOU's, BTP, EHTP, STP
Supplies to EOU, BTP, EHTP, STP from DTA (Domestic Tariff Area) are considered deemed exports. This gives rise to certain benefits to the suppliers to the EOUs etc. They can get the Advance Authorization for their imports for the purpose of supplies to EOUs. They can also get the drawbacks for their supplies. The benefits can be taken by the suppliers or the EOU themselves.

 

We are not directly importing the inputs but we are purchasing the same. And we are directly exporting the final dutiable product. So there is no case of deemed export. So my questions is whether the custom portion drawback can be claimed under ALL INDUSTRY DRWABACK RATES along with the rebate when we are availing CENVAT CREDIT.

 

We are not directly importing the inputs but we are purchasing the same. And we are directly exporting the final dutiable product. So there is no case of deemed export. So my questions is whether the custom portion drawback can be claimed under ALL INDUSTRY DRWABACK RATES along with the rebate when we are availing CENVAT CREDIT.

 

if you Direct export of the export items can avail Duty drawback as well as Chapter-3 incentive as per provision laid down by DGFT.

Regards,

What excatly the chapter - 3 says??

https://dgftcom.nic.in/exim/2000/policy/hbppol1/2009-2010/chap03.htm

In chapter- 3 no info about rebate claim has been given

in this stage ask the manufacturer for produce Non cenvat Declaration on their letter head so that u can avail this benefit.

 

if you Direct export of the export items can avail Duty drawback

Read more at: /forum/details.asp?mod_id=268052#.UmDPRlNHhkg

Since the manufacturer is availing credit so he cant give such declaration and he wants to claim drawback only for custom portion only.......

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