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Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Export to Nepal by merchant exporters


Procedure for export  by merchant exporters .

·      A merchant exporter can export excisable goods either directly from the premises of the manufacturer, with or without sealing of export consignment, or through his premises under claim for rebate of duty or under bond.

·      In case of export under bond, the merchant exporter is required to execute bond either with the jurisdictional Assistant Commissioner having jurisdiction over the factory of the manufacturer or with the Maritime Commissioner.

·      The merchant exporter can execute consolidated B-1 general bond with the Maritime Commissioner and obtain "Block Transfers" from him along with attested copies of B-1 consolidated bond executed for various ports or manufacturers and export the goods under bond. The merchant exporter can also export goods on manufacturer’s bond.

·      He can also claim rebate of duty paid on exported goods either from the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise having jurisdiction over the factory of the manufacturer or from the Maritime Commissioner.

·      The merchant exporter is also required to take disclaimer certificate from the manufacturer as well, in case he wants to avail the export benefits.

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