Title: CUSTOMSCENTRAL EXCISE EXPORT
1 CUSTOMS/CENTRAL EXCISE EXPORT IMPORT
PROCEDURES
2- CUSTOMS EXPORT POCEDURES
- 1) Who should follow the Procedures?
- Person In Charge of the conveyance.
- Exporter.
32) Procedure for Person -In -Charge
- Airline / Shipping line / Steamer Agent to be
registered in customs for electronic Processing
of Document. - Entry outward / loading of Cargo.
- contd
4 contd
- Prior Submission of Shipping Bill / Bill of
loading to Customs. - In case of Baggage / mail bags, Shipping Bill is
not necessary, but customs permission is
required. - Submission of EGM.
5 3) Procedure for Exporter
- Obtain BIN / DGFT.
- Open a current A/c with designated Bank for
credit of duty drawback claims. - Register Export licenses with customs,if exports
are under Export Promotion Scheme. - Submit Shipping Bill / Bill of export / ARE /
Loc.
6 Noting
Shipping Bill (41), GR / SDF - 2
Assessment
Non-DBK
DBK claim
Examination Order
Duty
Duty Free
Audit
Carting
Examination
Stuffing of container if not done in Factory / ICD
Let Export Order
7 Customs Import Procedures
- Who should follow the Procedures?
- Person In Charge of the conveyance.
- Importer.
82) Procedure for Person In _Charge
- Arrival at customs port / airport only.
- IGM to be filed.
- Grant of Entry Inwards by customs officer.
- Unloading of goods.
- Goods to be in custody till customs clearance.
93) Procedure for Importer
- File Bill of Entry.
- LOC / Contract order / Invoice /Packing list /
Import license / Insurance etc. / Declaration
Form. - Obtain Customs Clearance.
10Noting
BOE/Yellow Color (Bond)
BOE (White) Home Consumption
Assessment
First Method
Second Method
Examination
Pre- audit
Duty Payment /Bond
First Method
Second method Examination
Delivery
11Customs classification Valuation
- The customs tariff read with ITC
- Exim regulations
- Correct classification
- Reading of exemption notifications
- Transaction value as the basis of customs duty
payment
12Types of customs duty calculation
- Basic customs duty
- Additional duty of customs (CVD) equal to excise
duty - Additional duty of customs (CVD) equal to VAT
- Anti dumping duty
- Safeguard duty
- NCCD
13Export Benefits Customs procedures
- Duty Drawback
- Customs allocation.
- Excise allocation.
- All Industry Rate.
- Brand Rate.
- Special Brand Rate.
- DBK I, II, II A III Forms.
- Claim Sanction / Disbursal.
- Not admissible in certain cases
.
14EOU
- Chapter 6 of FTP 2004 09.
- Customs/ Excise/ FTP/ FEMA Laws intersect.
- IT benefits.
- Minimum investment of Rs.100 Lakes.
- _Permissible areas.
- Requirement of NFE.
- Supervision by Development Commissioner.
- B 17 Bond/ ER 2 Return.
- CT 3/ PC Procedure
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- Supplies to DTA.
- Exit/ conversion.
163) Advance Authorization / DFIAS
- Granted by DGFT.
- Duty free import of inputs.
- Types of Advance licenses
- Export obligation
- Application/ Discharge Procedure.
- Period of Validity.
174) DEPB
- Post export duty remission scheme.
- Period of validity.
- Scrip transferable, after realization of export
proceeds.
18EPCG
- Licence holder can import capital goods at a
concessional tariff. - Conditions as per chapter 5 of FTP.
- Export Obligations.
- Period of validity.
19Central Excise Procedures
- Exports are duty free
- Rebate on excise duties paid on finished goods as
well as inputs input services - No bond for manufacturer-exporters but only a
letter of undertaking - Bond for merchant exporters
20continued
- Form ARE 1
- Self sealing self certification available
- Proof of export
- Refund of cenvat credit on export
- Sales to SEZ are treated as export and eligible
for duty exemption benefits
21Service tax concessions
- Service exports are tax free
- Refund of input duty and input service tax
- Form ASTR 1 for refund of service tax paid on
export of services - Form ASTR 2 for refund of input duty and input
service tax - Service sales to SEZ exemption procedure
22Marine cargo insurance
- What is marine cargo insurance
- Insurance in CIF contracts
- Type of cover
- Open cover
- Specific (voyage) policy
- Contingency (sellers interest) insurance