Refund of the Terminal excise duty (TED) - Deemed Export - Any ...

Customs

September 8, 2018

Refund of the Terminal excise duty (TED) - Deemed Export - Any subsequent amendment made to the existing policy liberalizing the Scheme and exempting payment of TED cannot be a reason to deny the refund of payment already made by the petitioner.

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Refund of the Terminal excise duty (TED) - Deemed Export - Any ...

Customs

September 8, 2018

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