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Refund of SAD - the applicant mentioned in the sale invoice ...

Customs

June 27, 2014

Refund of SAD - the applicant mentioned in the sale invoice “ADC not passed on”. Prima facie, it appears that ADC (Additional Customs Duty) was not passed on to the customers. - AT

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