Re-exportation of imported goods

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..... ed for use in certain projects or otherwise are also often to be re-exported by the original owner. Re-exports can be made by sea, air, baggage or post. 3.2 Section 74 of the Customs Act, 1962 provides for grant of Drawback @98% of the Customs duties paid at the time of importation, if the goods are re-exported by the importer, subject to certain conditions. The re-export is to be made within a .....

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..... or personal and private use the Drawback is calculated by reducing the import duty paid according to the laid down percentage for use for each quarter or part thereof, but upto maximum of four years. Further Circular 21/2017-Cus dated 30.06.2017 has been issued post introduction of GST in this regard. [Refer Notification No.19/65-Cus, dated 6-2-1965 and Re-export of imported Goods (Drawback of .....

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..... goods for home consumption. The period of 30 days can be extended by the jurisdictional Commissioner of Customs on sufficient cause being shown. However, no refund shall be available in respect of perishable goods and goods which have exceeded their shelf life or their recommended storage-before-use period. 3.4 CBIC clarified eligibility of exemption Notification No.104/94-Cus., dated 16.03.199 .....

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