Export by Trader under Central Excise

Sachin (Chartered Accountant) (419 Points)
Replied 06 April 2009

Dear Sameer,

There are two procedure of Export under Excise :-

1. With payment of duty

2. without payment of Duty

Please write me detail about product in which you deal, amount of Export and from which country sothat i can help you better. my email id is sachinagarwalcallb @ gmail.com

Sameer (.) (252 Points)
Replied 06 April 2009

Dear Sir,

Thanks for your quick reply, request you to please clarify for both

1. With payment of duty

2. without payment of Duty

we deal in Cosumer Electronics Products. (Refrigerator, TV, Washing Machine Mobile etc.)

Regarding Country of Export : please also clarify for both for Any Country and for Nepal / Bhutan Regards

Sameer

Rajesh Kumar (Advocate- Tax) (7806 Points)
Replied 07 April 2009

Well, a dealer of excisable goods and a merchant exporters are two different concepts and must not be mixed.

Anybody can be a merchant exporter and he needs not be registered with Central excise as dealer. In fact merchant exporters are not required to be registered with C Excise.

Merchant exporter can execute a bond, and througg CT-1, get the goods exported from the factory without payment of duty. Otherwise, he can get the goods exported after payment of duty and can claim rebate. Custom/DGFT benefit is available on the basis of export promotion copy of shipping bill.

Such export benefits is available to all countries except Nepal & bhutan. If however, payment is received from nepal in convertible foreign exchange, benefit is available.

Sameer (.) (252 Points)
Replied 08 April 2009

Dear Sir,

As we know a dealer (First or Second Stage) can only pass on Excise duty he can not charge the same from Customer,

Hence if a dealer gets an Export Order from any country (payment to be made in Foreign Currency), how can he (Dealer himself) directly Export the goods without payment of duty. (i.e. cost of goods exported should not include excise duty amount).

Regards

Sameer

Rajesh Kumar (Advocate- Tax) (7806 Points)
Replied 09 April 2009

Can he export or not? Off course yes.

The issue is benefits of exports. If you want a benefit through foreign trade policy- the procedure prescribed there is to be followed. If you want benefit under Customs, procedure prescribed there is to be followed. If you want benefit under Central Excise, you have to follow the prescribed procedure.

To take any export benefit in Central excise, goods has to be exported from the factory under ARE procedure. If this procedure is not being followed, central excise benefits of export is not available. Thus if the dealer export it, which he can very well do, he will not get any export benefit under Central Excise.

Harshad Bhamre (officer Commercial) (39 Points)
Replied 12 November 2009

Dear sir,

my self Harshad i just want to know how to export material to other country .

soppose i import some material from germany in my godown . ( first stage deler not manufature ). and i paid duty for that now i want sell this material to other customer in other country .( billing address will be local customer but delivery should be in other country )so in this case what is procudure for export this material . which doc is require for in this trancation.( for your information we have both r registration Deler as well as manufature ) please sir do my help in this case .

Regards,

Harshad

Arros (RM) (69 Points)
Replied 16 November 2009

Dear Sir,

Thanks for your quick reply, request you to please clarify for both

1. With payment of duty

2. without payment of Duty

we deal in Cosumer Electronics Products. (Refrigerator, TV, Washing Machine Mobile etc.)

Regarding Country of Export : please also clarify for both for Any Country and for Nepal / Bhutan Regards

________________________________

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buy cialis

Rajesh Kumar (Advocate- Tax) (7806 Points)
Replied 16 November 2009

@ Harshad

Under Custom Act, export is sending goods out of India. Billing to indian person is irrelevant. If you know the buyer in advance, you can sell material to him on High sea sale basis (before custom clearance). Alternatively, after import you can keep the material in warehouse without payment of duty and sell the material to the buyer in warehouse who can export it. If the material is imported into India, it can be exported under claim of drawback, equal to 98% of the Custom Duty paid.

@ Arros

The export procedure from a manufacturing unit is given in CBEC Central Excise Manual, you can find on CBEC web site, www.cbec.gov.in

madhukar (finance) (30 Points)
Replied 11 January 2010

We are dealer of goods, I am going to purchase goods from india and export it to US, I am searching if dealer can get refund of educattion cess and HSEC. I am going through the rule book but not able to find such working.

Secondly as a dealer If i purchase goods from india and sell it in India, as a dealer we get set off of duty and cess. But when I saw rule 3 of excise, I observed wording "A manufacturer or Producer of final products or a Provider of taxable service shall be allowed to take CENVAT credit" in this wording word DEALER is absent. can anyone please clarify my doubt. Please do the needful.

vakil singh (Excise & Exports Manager) (24 Points)
Replied 15 January 2010

Hi any body provide me

Form- IV ( Account of Raw material and components ) and RG-1 ( Daily stock Account ) in Excel Format

please send on my email id: vsvsb @ hotmail.com

vakil singh.

K.Ganesan (Tax Consultants) (41 Points)
Replied 15 February 2010

our customer has purchased from delhi against c form, but this month (feb-2010) they have charged @ 5% if there is any notification is available

Narender Rautela (AM) (22 Points)
Replied 18 February 2011

Dear Sir,

I have Two Question please.

1) A Merchant Exporter Cum Manufacturer can open B-1 Bond from Central Excise, Delhi-II to execute the material against CT-1 from India to Nepal(export)?

2)If Merchant Exporter give the order to dealer, in that case ct-1 shall be issued to dealer to exempt excise duty?

Thanks and Regards

Narender Rautela

U S Sharma (glidor@gmail.com) (21056 Points)
Replied 18 February 2011

26^th June, 2001

Notification No.45/2001-Central Excise (N.T.)

In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-rule (3) of rule 19 of the Central Excise (No.2) Rules, 2001, the Board hereby specifies the conditions, safeguards and procedures for export of all excisable goods without payment of excise duty from the factory of production or manufacture, warehouse or any other premises as may be approved by the Commissioner of Central Excise, namely:

1. Conditions and safeguards: -

(1) Export under bond to Nepal or Bhutan where payment is in freely convertible currency. – Export under bond to Nepal or Bhutan where payment is in freely convertible currency, shall be subject to following conditions, namely: -

the importer of the goods in Nepal or Bhutan, as the case may be, shall make full payment for said goods to the exporter thereof by furnishing Foreign Inward Remittance Certificate for such payment from any bank authorised to deal with foreign exchange by Reserve Bank of India or shall open an irrevocable letter of credit in favour of such exporter in India, before the export takes place;
condition (i) shall not apply if the excisable goods other than consumer goods, but excluding motor vehicles, are exported without payment of duty as:-

supplies to projects financed by any United Nations agency, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, International Development Association, the Asian Development Bank or any other multilateral agency of like nature;

to all diplomatic missions in Nepal or Bhutan provided the Indian Embassy or the Ministry of External Affairs certifies that the import is for the personnel of the diplomatic community;

the exporter shall furnish a bond in Form specified in Annexure-I before the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise or the Deputy Commissioner of Central Excise having jurisdiction over the factory, warehouse, or the approved premises or such other officer as authorised by the Board on this behalf, from where the goods are removed for export to Nepal, as the case may be, or Bhutan;
Where the export is against an irrevocable letter of credit, the exporter shall furnish a certificate in Form as specified in Annexure-II from the Reserve Bank of India or any other bank authorised to deal in foreign exchange by the Reserve Bank of India, showing that full payment for the goods has been duly received in freely convertible currency. On receipt of such a certificate and on the satisfaction that the goods have been exported in terms of the bond referred to in sub-condition (iii), the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise or the Deputy Commissioner of Central Excise or the such other officer as authorised by the Board on this behalf shall discharge the exporter of his liabilities under the bond;

Explanation. - "Freely convertible currency" means Australian Dollars, Austrian Schillings, Baharin Dinars, Belgian Francs, Canadian Dollars, Danish Kroners, Deutsche Marks, European Currency Units (Euros), French Francs, Hongkong Dollars, Italian Lire, Japanese Yen, Kuwaiti Dinars, Malaysian Dollars, Netherlands Guilders, Norwegian Kroners, Pounds Sterling, Singapore Dollars, Swedish Kroners, Swiss Francs and U.S.A. Dollars (and includes Indian Rupees bought by the Asian Development Bank by payment to the Reserve Bank of India in foreign exchange).

(2) Export to Nepal in bond against payment in Indian rupee. – Notwithstanding anything contained in condition (1) above, export of capital goods under a bond directly from the factory of manufacture to Nepal against any global tender invited by His Majesty's Government of Nepal without payment of duty, for which payment is received in Indian currency, shall be subject to the following further conditions, namely: -

the exporter shall furnish a bond in Form as specified in Annexure-I before the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise or the Deputy Commissioner of Central Excise or such other officer as authorised by the Board on this behalf; and
the exporter shall furnish a certificate in the Form specified in Annexure-II duly signed by the concerned bank in India showing that full payment for the goods has been duly received in Indian currency by the said bank;

(2) On receipt of the certificate referred to in sub-condition (ii) and on the satisfaction that the goods have been exported in terms of bond referred to in sub-condition (i), the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise or the Deputy Commissioner of Central Excise or such other officer as authorised by the Board on this behalf shall discharge the exporter of his liabilities under the bond.

Explanation. - The "capital goods" means the goods, that is to say, all items of machinery including prime movers, instruments, apparatus and appliances, control gear and transmission equipment as well as auxiliary equipment (including those required for research and development purpose, testing and quality control), required by an investor for production of goods or for rendering services, including those for replacement or expansion.

(3) Export in bond of petroleum oil and lubricant products to Nepal. – Notwithstanding anything contained in condition (1) above, the export in bond without payment of duty of excise of petroleum oil, liquified petroleum gas and lubricant products to Nepal, through the agency of Nepal Oil Corporation from calibrated stocks of M/s Indian Oil Corporation registered as a warehouse in accordance with the provisions rule 20 the Central Excise (No.2) Rules, 2001, and situated at places notified for the purpose, from time to time, or purchased without payment of duty from tanks of other Oil Companies or Undertakings is permitted provided that the Indian Oil Corporation shall execute a bond in the form specified in Annexure-I, to cover removals of petroleum oil, liquified petroleum gas and lubricant products to be exported for such amount and in such manner as may be determined by the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise or the Deputy Commissioner of Central Excise having jurisdiction over the installation from which the petroleum oil, liquified petroleum gas and lubricant products are to be exported.

(4) Export in bond for supplies to Government of India Aided Projects in Nepal and the Embassy Cooperative Store and Embassy Petrol Pump located in Nepal for the bonafide use of officers and staff of the Embassy in Nepal. – Export in bond for supplies to Government of India Aided Projects in Nepal and the Embassy Cooperative Store and Embassy Petrol Pump located in Nepal for the bonafide use of officers and staff of the Embassy in Nepal shall be subject to the following conditions, namely: -

the exporter shall furnish a bond in Form as specified in Annexure-I before the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise or the Deputy Commissioner of Central Excise or such other officer as authorised by the Board on this behalf; and
the First Secretary (Economic), Embassy of India, Nepal, certifies the signature and stamp or seal of the person authorised to place the order for supply of excisable goods to the specified Government of India Aided Projects in Nepal;

(5) Export of all excisable goods without payment of duty to Kurichu Hydro Electric Project and Tala Hydro Electric Project in Bhutan. –. Export of all excisable goods without payment of duty to Kurichu Hydro Electric Project and Tala Hydro Electric Project in Bhutan shall be subject to the following conditions, namely: -

the exporter shall furnish a bond in Form as specified in Annexure-I before the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise or the Deputy Commissioner of Central Excise or such other officer as authorised by the Board on this behalf;
the goods are supplied against one or more specified contract which have been registered with the Directorate General of Inspection, Customs and Central Excise in the manner specified in Annexure III;
the goods are covered by a release order issued by an officer authorised by the General Manager of the concerned project authority;
the exporter furnishes a bond in the Form specified in Annexure-I to the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise or the Deputy Commissioner of Central Excise having jurisdiction over the factory or warehouse or the approved premises or from where the goods are removed for export to the specified project or such other officer as authorised by the Board on this behalf.

2. Procedure: -

(1) Procedure at the place of despatch. - (i) Six copies of invoice in the Form specified under Annexure-IV shall be presented to the Superintendent or Inspector of Central Excise having jurisdiction over the factory, warehouse or any other approved premises along with the export goods;

(ii) in case of export for supplies to Government of India Aided Projects in Nepal and the Embassy Cooperative Store and Embassy Petrol Pump located in Nepal for the bonafide use of officers and staff of the Embassy in Nepal, the order from Project Implementation Authority shall also be presented;

(iii) the Superintendent or Inspector of Central Excise having jurisdiction over the factory, warehouse or any other approved premises shall verify the identity of goods with reference to descripttion mentioned in the invoice and the particulars of the duty payable but for export, and if found in order, he shall seal the consignment, tank or container with Central Excise seal or in such other the manner as may be specified by the Commissioner of Central Excise and endorse each copy of the export invoice in token of having such verification and examination done by him;

(iv) the goods shall be delivered to the exporter or his agent, together with the original copy of the invoice, duly completed and registered. The said officer will also give duplicate, triplicate and quadruplicate copies of invoice in a sealed cover, to the exporter or his agent for delivery to the Customs officer in-charge of the Land Customs Station through which the goods are intended to be exported and will obtain acknowledgement to this effect .

(iii) the exporter or his agent shall then be free to remove the goods for export to Nepal through the Land Customs Station indicated on the respective invoices;

(iv) where the goods are exported by land, the export shall take place through any of the following land customs stations, namely, Sukhiapokhri, Panitanki, Jogbani, Jayanagar, Bairgania, Bhimnagar, Bitamore (Sursand), Raxaul, Sonauli, Barhni, Nepalganj Road, Shohratgar (Khunwa), Jarwa, Katarniaghat, Gauriphanta, Banbasa, Jhulaghat, Dharchula, Naxalbari, Galgalia, Kunauli, Sonabarsa, Tikonia, or such other check-post as may be specified by the Board;

(v) the quintuplicate copy shall be forwarded to the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise or the Deputy Commissioner of Central Excise who has accepted the bond; and

(vi) the said Superintendent or Inspector of Central Excise shall retain the sixtuplicate copy of the invoice.

(2) Procedure at the Land Customs Station. – (i) the exporter or his agent shall present the goods to the officer of customs in-charge of the land customs station along with the original copy of the invoice and the sealed cover containing duplicate, triplicate and quadruplicate copies and obtain acknowledgement;

(ii) Where the contents of all the copies of invoices tally and the packages, goods or container are satisfactorily identified with their seals in tact, the officer of customs in-charge of the land customs station shall make necessary entries in the register maintained at the land customs station and allow the goods to cross into the territory of Nepal or Bhutan and certify accordingly on each of the four copies of the invoice and indicate the running serial number in red ink prominently visible and encircled. In case the seals are not found intact, the officer of customs in charge of the land customs station may re-seal the containers with his own seal after satisfying himself as to the identity of the containers and the goods from the particulars shown on the invoice by opening and examining the goods, if necessary;

(iii) the officer of customs, then deliver the original copy of the invoice duly endorsed to the exporter or his agent alongwith the goods for presentation to the Customs Officer of Nepal or Bhutan. He shall also send, directly the duplicate and triplicate copies of the invoice to the Nepalese or Bhutanese Customs Officer in-charge of the check post through which the goods are to be imported into Nepal or Bhutan, as the case may be;

(iv) the goods are then to be produced before the Nepalese or Bhutanese Customs Officer, as the case may be, at the corresponding border check-post alongwith the original copies of the invoice. The Nepalese or Bhutanese Customs Officer shall deal with the original and triplicate copies of the invoice as directed by His Majesty's Government of Nepal or His Majesty’s Government of Bhutan and return the duplicate copy, after endorsing his certificate of receipt of goods in Nepal or Bhutan, as the case may be, directly to the officer of customs-in-charge of the land customs station in India;

(v) The officer of customs in-charge of the land customs station shall forward the duplicate copy to the Central Excise Officer in charge of the factory or warehouse from which the goods were removed for export without payment of duty. For this purpose, the said officer in charge of the land customs station should keep a note of the return of duplicate copies from the Customs Officer of Nepal or Bhutan and remind the exporter for such copies as have not been received, failing which the exporter may be liable to pay full duty on such consignments;

(vii) the officer of customs officers, at the land customs station shall also maintain a separate record of all such in-bond exports of the goods without payment of duty and shall assign running serial number on the invoice at the time of export as indicated earlier;

(3) Procedure for discharge of bond or the duty liability. - (i) the exporter shall submit the quadruplicate copy duly endorsed by the officer of customs in-charge of land customs station to the Central Excise officer who has accepted the bond alongwith bank certificate evidencing receipt of payment in freely convertible currency, within six months from the date of removal of the goods. The Central Excise officer will tally the particulars with quintuplicate copy of the invoice received from the Central Excise officer who has allowed clearance from the factory or warehouse or any other approved premises and make suitable entries in Bond Account of the exporter, giving provisional credit or discharging the bond provisionally. On receipt of the duplicate copy of invoice, duly endorsed by customs officer of Nepal or Bhutan from the customs officer in charge of land customs station, certifying export of the goods and after tallying the particulars with those in quadruplicate copy of the invoice make suitable entries in Bond Account and the obligation under the said bond will then be discharged.

(ii) in case of failure to export within six months from the date of removal from the factory or warehouse or any other approved premises, or shortages noticed, the exporter shall discharge the duty liability on the goods not so exported or shortage noticed along with twenty four per cent. interest thereon from the date of removal for export without payment of duty till the date of payment of duty in terms of the bond.

Annexure-II

Bank Certificate

This is to certify that the following Bills covering exports of ………………..to Nepal/Bhutan drawn by M/s.........……………………………have been negotiated and proceeds as given below received by us in the approved manner. We also certify that the payments thereof have been received in freely convertible currency.

Signature of Manager/Authorised officer

of the Bank with Official Stamp.

Notes:

1. This certificate should be on the Bank's letterhead and should bear the Official Stamp of the Bank.

2. This certificate will be issued only after the full proceeds of the Bill have been realised.

Annexure-IV

INVOICE

ORIGINAL

DUPLICATE

TRIPLICATE

QUADRUPLICATE

Invoice of goods liable to Central Excise Duty in India

Transmitted under Central Excise Seal to Nepal or Bhutan

Invoice No. ______________ Date_____________

Range_____________ Division___________ Commissionerate _______________ from _______________ (factory/warehouse) by ___________________________through the Border Post of._______________

(Merchant's Name) ______________________

Marks and

numbers of

packages

Marks and

numbers of

packages

Numbers and descripttion of packages

Descripttion of good with tariff classification

Net weight,

value or quantity

Value (words and figures)

Rate of duty

Amount of duty paid or payable

(In Words and

figures)

Number and date of document under which Central Excise Duty was paid or is payable

Gross weight of packages

Number and date of railway receipt, if any

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

(1) I/We hereby declare that the above-mentioned particulars are true and correctly stated and that the consignment of goods is intended for export to Nepal/ ______(place) and shall not be diverted en route to any other country.

Signature of exporter or his authorised agent.

Place:

Date:

(To be printed overleaf)

(2) Certified that the above-mentioned packages have been identified by me and sealed with the Central Excise seal under my supervision.

Signature and designation of the Officer of Central Excise.

Running Serial No.

Date:

(to be given in red ink and encircled by the Border Examiner)

(3) Certified that the above-mentioned consignment has been duly identified by me and has passed the Border Customs Post.

(Running Serial number of the Border Check Post

to be written in red ink prominently encircled)

Signature and designation of the Indian

Officer-in-charge of the Border Customs Pos tat__________.

(4) Certified that the above-mentioned consignment/packages have been duly identified by me and have

been received and accounted for in Nepal.

Signature and designation

(with official seal) of Nepalese/Bhutanese Customs Officer.

Check Post ____________

2. This notification shall come into force on 1^st July, 2001.

F.No.209/18/2001-CX.6

(P.K. Sinha)

Under Secretary to the Government of India

Annexure-III

REGISTRATION OF CONTRACTS

1. Every Project Authority specified in the notification desirous of obtaining supplies under benefits of this notification shall apply in writing to the Director General, Directorate General of Inspection (Customs and Central Excise) [hereinafter referred to as DGICCE], 5^th Floor, Drum Shape Building, I.P. Estate, New Delhi for registration of the contract through Ministry of External Affairs as soon as the contract has been concluded with the suppliers;

2. The application shall be accompanied by the original deed of contract and list of items duly approved by the Ministry of External Affairs;

3. The Project Authority shall also furnish such other documents or other particulars as may be required by the DGICCE in connection with the project.

4. DGICCE, on being satisfied, shall register the contract by entering the particulars in a Register maintained separately for each project and shall assign a number in token of registration and communicate the same to the Project Authority and shall also return to the project authority all original documents which are no longer required. This number shall be indicated on all the invoices and other related documents.

5. A copy of the contract so registered along with the approved list of items shall be forwarded to the Commissioner of Central Excise having jurisdiction over the factory/warehouse to which the contract pertains for extending benefits under this notification and consequent benefits under the Central Excise CENVAT Credit Rules, 2001 to the supplier.

AMENDMENT OF CONTRACT

1. If any contract referred to hereinabove is amended, whether before or after registration, the Project Authority shall make an application for registration of amendments to the said contract to the DGICCE.

2. The application shall be accompanied by the original deed of contract relating to the amendment and a list of items pertaining to amendment, if any, duly approved by the Ministry of External Affairs.

3. On being satisfied that the application is in order the DGICCE shall make note of the amendments in the relevant entries.

4. The DGICCE shall forward copy of the amended contract and the amended list of items, if any, to the concerned Commissioner of Central Excise.

FINALISATION OF CONTRACT

1. Each Project Authority shall submit a statement of supplies received on quarterly basis along with relevant invoices and other documents to the DGICCE within one month from the last date of the quarter.

2. The Commissioner of Central Excise to whom a registered contract has been forwarded shall forward a statement, after all the items covered under the contract have been exported, to the DGICCE.

3. The DGICCE shall, on receipt of the statement, reconcile both and, if satisfied, finalise the contract and close the entry in the register.

Annexure-I

FORM B-1

GENERAL BOND (SURETY/SECURITY)

General Bond with surety/security for removal for export of excisable goods without payment of duty for export

For surety bond

For security bond

only

For surety bond only

For security bond only

[I/We ...................................of............................ hereinafter called "the obligor(s)" and ……………................. of………................hereinafter called "the surety(ies)"/ am/are held and firmly bound to the President of India (hereinafter called the "President") in the sum of...........................rupees to be paid to the President for which payment will and truly to be made/ I/We jointly and severally bind myself/ourselves and my/our respective heirs, executors/ administrators, legal representatives/successors and assigns by these presents] :

I/We.................of....................hereinafter called "obligor(s)"I/am/are held and firmly bound to the President of India (hereinafter called "the President") in the sum of......................rupees to be paid to the President of India for which payment will and truly to be made, I/We jointly and severally bind myself/ourselves and my/our respective heirs/ executors/ administrators/ legal representatives/successors and assigns by these presents];

Dated this...................day of....................

WHEREAS the above bounden obligor has been permitted to remove from time to time the excisable goods from his registered warehouse/registered factory at ...........for export to foreign countries without payment of duty;

AND WHEREAS the Commissioner has required the obligor to deposit as security for the amount of this bond/ the sum of ............................................ rupees in cash (the securities as hereinafter mentioned of a total value of ............................................. rupees endorsed in favour of the President and accepted on his behalf by the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise or Deputy Commissioner of Central Excise, namely, ............................. and whereas the obligor has furnished such guarantee by depositing with the Commissioner the cash/securities as aforementioned;

The condition of this bond is that if the obligor and his representative shall observe all the provisions of the Central Excise (No.2) Rules, 2001 and all such amendments thereto as may be issued from time to time to be observed in respect of export of excisable goods to a foreign country or manufacture of goods and export thereof under rule 19;

And whereas the obligor(s) has /have furnished such guarantee by depositing with the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise or the Deputy Commissioner of Central Excise the cash/securities/bank guarantee as aforementioned.

And shall observe all the provisions of the Central Excise (No.2) Rules, 2001 or the provisions of other rules made under the Central Excise Act, 1944 (1 of 1944) and all such amendments thereto, as may be issued from time to time so far as they relate to the export of excisable goods without payment of the whole or part of the duty;

And if the relevant and specific goods are duly exported to destination within such time as specified in the Central Excise (No.2) Rules, 2001 or notifications issued thereunder and/or if all dues whether excise duty or other lawful charges, which shall be demandable on the goods removed by the obligor(s) without payment of the whole or part of the duty and transported from the place of procurement for export as shown by the Central Excise records, be duly paid into the treasury to the account of the Commissioner of Central Excise along with such interest as may be specified in the said rules,/notification within ten days of the date of demand thereof being made in writing by the said Officer of Central Excise, this obligation shall be void.

OTHERWISE and on breach or failure in the performance of any part of this condition, the same shall be in full force and virtue:

Provided always that the liability of the surety hereunder shall not be impaired or discharged by reason of any time being granted or any forbearance, act or omission of the Government (whether with or without the knowledge or the consent of the surety) in respect of or in relation to the obligation and condition to be performed or discharged by the obligor(s) nor shall it be necessary to sue the obligor(s) before suing the surety for amounts hereunder;

AND the President shall, at his option, be competent to make good all the loss and damages from the amount of the security deposit or by endorsing his rights under the above-written bond or the both;

I/We further declare that this bond is given under the orders of the Central Government for the performance of enact in which the public are interested.

In these presents the words imposing singular only shall also include the plural and vice versa where the context so requires;

IN THE WITNESS THEREOF these presents have been signed the day hereinbefore written by the obligor(s) and the surety(ies).

Signature(s) of obligor(s).

Date:

Place:

Witnesses

1. Name and Address	Occupation
2. Name and Address	Occupation

Date

Place

Signature(s) of surety (ies).

Date:

Place:

Witnesses

1. Name and Address	Occupation
2. Name and Address	Occupation

Accepted by me this.............................day of

.........................(month).................……..(year)

………………………………..of Central Excise, (Designation)

for and on behalf of the President of India.

Annexure-II

INVOICE

ORIGINAL

DUPLICATE

TRIPLICATE

QUADRUPLICATE

Invoice of goods liable to Central Excise Duty in India transmitted under Central Excise Seal to Nepal

Invoice No. ______________ Date_____________

Range_____________ Division___________ Commissionerate _______________ from _______________ (factory/warehouse) by ___________________________

through the Border Post of._______________

(Merchant's Name) ______________________

Marks and

numbers of

packages

Marks and

numbers of

packages

Numbers and descripttion of packages

Descripttion of good with tariff classification

Net weight,

value or quantity

Value (words and figures)

Rate of duty

Amount of duty paid or payable

(In Words and

figures)

Number and date of document under which Central Excise Duty was paid or is payable

Gross weight of packages

Number and date of railway receipt, if any

1. I/We hereby declare that the above-mentioned particulars are true and correctly stated and that the consignment of goods is intended for export to Nepal/ ______(place) and shall not be diverted en route to any other country.

Signature of exporter or his authorised agent.

Place:

Date:

(To be printed overleaf)

2. Certified that the above-mentioned packages have been identified by me and sealed with the Central Excise seal under my supervision.

Signature and designation of the Officer of Central Excise.

Running Serial No.

Date:

(to be given in red ink and encircled by the Border Examiner)

3. Certified that the above-mentioned consignment has been duly identified by me and has passed the Border Customs Post.

(Running Serial number of the Border Check Post

to be written in red ink prominently encircled)

Signature and designation of the Indian

Officer-in-charge of the Border Customs Postat__________.

4. Certified that the above-mentioned consignment/packages have been duly identified by me and have

been received and accounted for in Nepal.

Signature and designation

(with official seal) of Nepalese/Bhutanese Customs Officer.

Check Post ____________

(Notification No. .45/2001-Central Excise (N.T.), dated 26^th June, 2001as amended by Notification No. 15/2002-C.E. (N.T.), dated 22-3-2003, No. 20/2002-C.E. (N.T.), dated 14-5-2002 and No. 3/2003-C.E. (N.T.), dated 30-1-2003.)

Ramu Thokapur (1 Points)
Replied 27 November 2015

Originally posted by : madhukar
	We are dealer of goods, I am going to purchase goods from india and export it to US, I am searching if dealer can get refund of educattion cess and HSEC. I am going through the rule book but not able to find such working. Secondly as a dealer If i purchase goods from india and sell it in India, as a dealer we get set off of duty and cess. But when I saw rule 3 of excise, I observed wording "A manufacturer or Producer of final products or a Provider of taxable service shall be allowed to take CENVAT credit" in this wording word DEALER is absent. can anyone please clarify my doubt. Please do the needful.