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1. Entitlement of Duty Credit Scrips under Served From India Scheme (SFIS) declared deficient – It is undisputed that brand "Castrol India" is not an Indian brand -...

2. The EXIM scrips under the export incentive schemes of chapter 3 of FTP (for example MEIS and SEIS) can be utilised only for payment of Customs duties or additional...

3. NEW FTP 2015-20 - Scrips issued under Exports from India Schemes can be used to pay Customs Duty, Central Excise Duty and Service Tax and will be easily transferable

4. Rejection of request for transferability of Duty Credit scrips under the Served From India Scheme - neither the provision in para 3.12.7 nor definition in para 9.28...

5. Character of income - Served from India Scheme Scrips - SFIS credit available through a specific certificate as furnished to each vendor has been utilized to make...

6. Amendment in para (4) of Circular No. 38/2010-Customs, dated 27.09.2010-Served From India Schemes(SFIS) – reg:- - Circular

7. Exemption from GST - Duty Credit Scrips issued under RoSCTL scheme issued by Directorate General of Foreign Trade - Duty Credit Scrips issued under RoSCTL Scheme is not...

8. Phasing out of physical copies of Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS)/Services Exports from India Scheme (SEIS) Duty Credit Scrips issued with EDI port as Port...

9. Clearance of goods from Custom Bonded warehouses utilizing duty credit scrips of SFIS, VKGUY, FMS, FPS, SHIS -Reg. - Cir. No. 50 / 2011-Customs Dated: November 9, 2011

10. Regarding Exemption Focus Product Scheme Duty Credit Scrip - Notification

11. 100% EOU - demand of customs duty on the raw material imported duty free - removal of finished goods in DTA without having any permission from the Development...

12. Interest on custom duty - accrual of expenses - The interest on custom duty has the same nature as custom duty and therefore it could be allowed on payment basis - AT

13. Cenvat Credit on Inputs - Served from India Scheme (SFIS) - debits made in SFIS would not amount to exemption from payment of duty. - Provisions of Rule 6 are not attracted - AT

14. CENVAT credit - subject goods were imported under ‘SFIS’, and Basic Customs Duty, Additional Duty of Customs and cess were paid through debit in Duty Credit...

15. Claim of revalidation of the scrip under the SFIS - HC