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100% EOU - Refund of excess self-assessed Excise duty - During ...


Export Oriented Units entitled to excise duty refund between no objection certificate and final debonding order issuance.

September 21, 2023

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100% EOU - Refund of excess self-assessed Excise duty - During the intervening period between the date of no objection certificate by the Central Excise Authorities and the date of issue of final debonding order by the Development Commissioner, an EOU can export the finished goods under claim for advance authorization/DEPB/duty draw back and that no excise duty can be charged in respect of such goods as the same have not been cleared into DTA. In view of this, the impugned order rejecting the refund claim is not sustainable. - AT

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