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De-Bonding of 100% EOU, Central Excise

Issue Id: - 109590
Dated: 23-12-2015
By:- SAKTHIVEL PONNUSWAMY

De-Bonding of 100% EOU


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Dear All,

We are in the process of De-bonding of our 100% EOU unit. On De-bonding is it required to pay duty for capital assets acquired, during the period under bonding, from DTA by paying Central Excise duty? Similarly on raw material stock which is purchased from DTA by paying applicable Excise Duty.

Regards,

SAKTHIVEL

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1 Dated: 23-12-2015
By:- KASTURI SETHI

Procedure for de-bonding has been laid down in Board's circular No.8/04-Cus dated 28.1.04 as amended vide Circular No.55/04-Cus dated 14.10.2004. Duty involved on the capital goods and raw material has to be paid. Penalty is likely to be imposed for non-performance of export obligation.


2 Dated: 24-12-2015
By:- SAKTHIVEL PONNUSWAMY

Dear Sir,

We are having Duty paid Stock and also Duty paid Capital Assets procured from DTA. Is it required to pay duty on the same while de-bonding? My understanding is that we need to pay duty, on de-bonding, on capital assets and stock which were procured without payment of duty i..e through issue of CT3 or PC (Precurement Certificate) is it Correct?

Regards,

SAKTHIVEL


3 Dated: 24-12-2015
By:- Ganeshan Kalyani
It is logical to reverse as you said provided you have proper books of accounts segregating the assets duty paid and under bonding. similarly for RM.

4 Dated: 24-12-2015
By:- Ganeshan Kalyani
Sir if it is 100% EOU then while purchasing capital asset it would have been duty free. Is my understanding right?

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