EXPORT TO NEPAL AS TRADER

Export to Nepal is to be done after payment of duty, if payment is received in Indian rupees. Such export is to be made on Nepal Invoice, after payment of duty where Government of Nepal gets the rebate of excise duty.

It is possible to send goods without payment of duty if payment is received in hard foreign exchange. 

under excise act 1944, duties levied whn goods are removed from the factory.............n above case duty is leviable under export :- export to nepal and bhutan are not call export so duty is leviable.

Akhi is right, in general. However, if the payment ia received in convertible foreign exchange or supply is against specified global tender, goods can be exported without payment of duty as per notification 45/2001 (NT) dated 26.06.2001. Further such export can also be made by merchant exporter (trader as the querist say) as explained in CBEC circular 810/7/2005 dated 01.03.2005.

India has Rupee transaction with Bhutan and Nepal. So incentives are not available if goods are exported to these countries. The rebate is given to the Government of Nepal and not to the exporter.

Detailed procedure for export to Nepal and Bhutan is prescribed in Para 4 of Notification No. 20/2004-CE(NT) dated 06-09-2004, supplemented in chapter 8 Pat II of Central Excise manual.

But if the payment is received in foreign exchange then the export can be made without payment of Duty and the detailed procedure and the conditions are given under Notification No.45/2001-CE(NT) dated 26.06.2001 and it is further elaborated in Chapter 7 Part IV of the Manual.

Customs allow the trader to export without payment of excise duty.and you can claim the duty drawback,DEPB as export benefit

Dear Sir,

We are Govt. undertaking group, in Csez, cochin, wish to export some Gloves consignment, purchased from other Csez unit cochin, way of mode is road transport.

is ARE- 1 OR 2 is mandatory...?? or only nepal invoice, is this need to sign by central excise authorities..?

Cargo will be sealed SEZ commissioner, only Nepal Invoice is required

dear Mr. John,

As per c.ex.rule, it shows that there is one bond need to be executed as same as duly value, which is not applicable for CSEZ units ..?