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can be utilized for payment of the duty of<br />
excise specified in the First Schedule to<br />
the Excise Tariff Act:<br />
The credit of Education Cess and<br />
Secondary and Higher Education Cess<br />
paid on input services received by the<br />
manufacturer of final product on or after the<br />
1st day of March, <strong>2015</strong> can be utilized for<br />
payment of the duty of excise specified in<br />
the First Schedule to the Excise Tariff Act.”<br />
Source: Notification No. 12/<strong>2015</strong><br />
- Central Excise (N.T.) dated:<br />
30th April, <strong>2015</strong><br />
Govt. exempts excise duty on goods<br />
cleared against Post Export EPCG<br />
duty credit scrip vide Notification<br />
No.18/<strong>2015</strong>-C.E dated 1-4-<strong>2015</strong><br />
The exemption shall be subject to the<br />
following conditions, name¬ly:- (a)<br />
that the conditions (1) to (14) specified<br />
in paragraph 2 of the Notification No.<br />
17/<strong>2015</strong> – Customs, dated the 1st April,<br />
<strong>2015</strong> are complied and the said scrip has<br />
been registered by the Customs authority<br />
at the specified port of registration<br />
(hereinafter referred as the said Customs<br />
authority); (b) that the holder of the<br />
scrip, who may either be the person to<br />
whom the scrip was originally issued<br />
or a transferee-holder, presents the said<br />
scrip to the said Customs authority along<br />
with a letter or proforma invoice from the<br />
supplier or manufacturer indicating details<br />
of its jurisdictional Central Excise Officer<br />
(hereinafter referred as the said Officer)<br />
and the description, quantity.<br />
Read more at:<br />
http://gst.taxmann.com/<br />
topstories/104010000000044665/govtexempts-excise-duty-on-goods-clearedagainst-post-export-ep¬cg-duty-creditscrip.aspx<br />
Service Tax<br />
Implementation of Service Export<br />
from India Scheme (SEIS) under<br />
FTP <strong>2015</strong>-2020<br />
Central Government exempts the taxable<br />
services provided or agreed to be<br />
provided against a scrip by a person<br />
located in the taxable territory from the<br />
whole of the service tax leviable thereon<br />
under section 66B of the said Act.This<br />
notification shall be applicable to the<br />
Service Exports from India Scheme<br />
duty credit scrip issued by the Regional<br />
Authority in accordance with paragraph<br />
3.10 read with paragraph 3.08of the<br />
Foreign Trade Policy vide Notification<br />
No. 11 / <strong>2015</strong>– Service Tax dated: 8th<br />
April, <strong>2015</strong>.<br />
Read more at: http://www.servicetax.gov.<br />
in/st-notfns-home.htm<br />
Implementation of Merchandise<br />
Export from India Scheme (MEIS)<br />
under FTP <strong>2015</strong>-2020<br />
Central Governmentexempts the taxable<br />
services provided or agreed to be provided<br />
against a scrip by a person located in the<br />
taxable territory from the whole of the<br />
service tax leviable thereon under section<br />
66B of the said Act.This notification shall<br />
be applicable to the Merchandise Exports<br />
from India Scheme duty credit scripissued<br />
to an exporter by the Regional Authority in<br />
accordance with paragraph 3.04 read with<br />
paragraph 3.05of the Foreign Trade Policy<br />
vide Notification No. 10/ <strong>2015</strong>– Service<br />
Tax dated: 8th April, <strong>2015</strong>.<br />
Read more at: http://www.<br />
servicetax.gov.in/st-notfns-home.<br />
htm<br />
SEBI<br />
Fine structure for non-compliance<br />
with the requirement of Clause<br />
49(II)(A)(1) of Listing Agreement<br />
The Stock Exchanges are advised to<br />
impose the following fine on listed entities<br />
for noncompliance with the requirement of<br />
Clause 49(II)(A)(1) of Listing Agreement.<br />
(See table below).<br />
Banking<br />
Export of Goods and Services –<br />
Project Exports<br />
With a view to further liberalising the<br />
procedure and as the Working Group<br />
structure has been dismantled, it has been<br />
decided to withdraw the limit of USD 20<br />
million for Buyer’s credit which may be<br />
extended to foreign buyers in connection<br />
with export of goods on deferred payment<br />
terms and turn key projects from India<br />
Circular No.93 (RBI/2014-15/534)<br />
dated: 1st April <strong>2015</strong>. Memorandum<br />
of Instructions on Project and Service<br />
Exports (PEM) has been revised<br />
accordingly.<br />
Provisioning pertaining to Fraud<br />
Accounts<br />
In reference to the guidelines compiled<br />
in paragraph 4.2.9 of Master Circular on<br />
Prudential Norms on Income Recognition,<br />
Asset Classification and Provisioning<br />
pertaining to Advances dated July 1,<br />
2014, in terms of which, in accounts<br />
where there are potential threats for<br />
recovery on account of erosion in the<br />
Compliance Status Fine Structure<br />
Fine Structure<br />
Listed entities complying be¬tween April 1, Rs. 50,000<br />
<strong>2015</strong> and June 30, <strong>2015</strong><br />
Listed entities complying between July 1, Rs 50,000 + Rs 1000/- per day w.e.f. July 1,<br />
<strong>2015</strong> and September 30, <strong>2015</strong><br />
<strong>2015</strong> till the date of compliance<br />
Listed entities complying on or after October Rs 1,42,000/- + Rs 5000/- per<br />
1, <strong>2015</strong> day from October 1, <strong>2015</strong> till the date<br />
of compliance<br />
Source: Circular CIR/CFD/CMD/1/<strong>2015</strong> April 08, <strong>2015</strong><br />
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