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<strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> <strong>Instructions</strong>, 2009<br />

490(I)/2003 is now requesting for<br />

inclusion of polyester staple fiber in<br />

his DTRE approval through<br />

amendments.<br />

7. Prior to SRO 490(I) 2003 dated<br />

07.06.2003 the utilization period<br />

under the rule 298 of DTRE Rules<br />

was one year from the date of<br />

approval and penalties started<br />

accruing after completion of this<br />

period. After the amendments vide<br />

SRO 490(I)/2003, the utilization<br />

period has been extended up to 18<br />

months. Now the exporter who were<br />

granted DTRE approval prior to the<br />

amendment vide SRO 490(I)/2006 are<br />

also claiming the same benefits of<br />

utilization period. It is intimated that<br />

in some of these cases, the utilization<br />

period as per DTRE rules prior to<br />

SRO 490(I)/2003 has already been<br />

completed and penalties have started<br />

accruing.<br />

8. Rule 297(1) states that ―exporter<br />

whose performance corresponds to the<br />

performance criterion as per sub-rule<br />

(4) shall be required to give<br />

description and value of the goods in<br />

application form set out in appendix-<br />

I‖. However rule 297(4) states that the<br />

exporter ―shall be entitled to request<br />

approval for importation and domestic<br />

sourcing free of all duties and taxes of<br />

a quantity of inputs equivalent to<br />

maximum export production<br />

requirements in any consecutive six<br />

months period in previous 24 months<br />

―in addition appendix-I (C), annexure<br />

-5,6,7 mentions quantities of input and<br />

not only values. The problem arises<br />

when exporters insist that they are<br />

supposed to provide only description<br />

and value of the goods under rule<br />

297(I) while it is necessary for the<br />

department to require maximum<br />

export production of the applicant in<br />

The Collectorates may examine each<br />

of such hardship cases and send their<br />

specific recommendation to CBR for<br />

final decision as a special case.<br />

Rule 297(I) binds the DTRE<br />

applicants to provide description,<br />

quantity and value of the input goods.<br />

However, the exporter whose<br />

performance correspondence to the<br />

performance corresponds to the<br />

performance criteria as per sub-rule<br />

(4) of rule 297 are required to give<br />

only description and value of goods<br />

in the DTRE application form. This<br />

non-mentioning of quantity is creating<br />

enormous difficulties in monitoring<br />

input and outputs. It is, therefore,<br />

advisable that in addition to<br />

description and value, information<br />

about quantity may also be obtained<br />

under the said sub-rule (4). However<br />

in case of any subsequent changes,<br />

amendments may be allowed in the<br />

DTRE approval after ascertaining the<br />

genuineness of the required<br />

amendment.

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