Sir i regularly export to bhutan electronics goods. Can we export to bhutan the third country made goods on Indian rupees payment. As indian custom has stopped our goods from exporting to India on payment in Indian rupees. Pls sir clearify the matter.

Hello there,

We are importing machined and we have total duty saved amount of 4.30 Cr.

From that arround 3.60 Cr is IGST amount and other is basic duty + cess.

Now i have 2 questions in mind.

1:- As our product is not export much and we can get more value of product in india. So if we want to surrender licence after 2 years with 30% of completed export of EO amount as we know that we are not able to export.

---> Is that possible?
---> What amount of duty and interest + penalty at time of surrender?

2:- If question 1 is possible then can we get set-off of IGST amount that we pay after surrender of licence?

If all question a accepted can you please give me link of government notification link.



Thanks waiting for reply.

Please tell me we made sales to china subsequently sold goods are return. we take the return goods payment of custom duty (Ex Custom duty paid is Rs.250000,in that Rs.150000 is Eligible for IGST input), My Question is the balance (250000-150000=100000) Rs.100000.cost added to Sales Returns? . Please give Accounting entry for above query with example.

Query
1. In what amount all assets and liability is recorded in Pvt co books? whether BV or MV?
2. Stamp duty is required to be paid for Immovable property?
3. Goodwill or capital reserve is created on conversion?
4. How to allocate shares by pvt ltd? how to calculate shares allocation?on what amount shares are allocated?
Regards- CA Alekh jain
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As per Notfn. 25/2002 Customs, concessional rate of duty is available on imported inputs used in the manufacture of specified finished goods. XYZ is importing Input “A” which is used to manufacture Intermediate Goods “B” and “B” in turn is used to manufacture the finished goods “C”. Now customs department is denying the concessional rate on ‘A’ since the same is not directly used for “C”. Any defence possible?

Dear all

Please advice

We are Indian company and we hereby authorized vendor in foreign as our authorized representative for molding and on our behalf vendor will make the mold as per our requirements and whatever expense incurred during this process, vendor will raise the debit note on us for reimbursement of expenses/ professional charges.
In this regards we would like to inform you that the mold which vendor manufactured will be with them only and whenever we will have requirement they will supply us.
Therefore, in this regard for this type of transaction, we would like to know the process and documentation required foreign remittance ..

Dear All,
Kindly Guide, the correct accounting for import purchases w.r.t Date of recording of transaction in books and Rate to be adopted as per AS-11 that is whether CBEC, BOE or RBI.

Thanks

1. We are a 100% EOU - Listed in BSE/NSE - and operating in the Granite Industry
2. We currently operate two factories In India - one factory in South india is a 100% EOU and the other in rajasthan is a SEZ
3. The factory in South India was constructed in the year 2000 and consists of two separate distinct business lines that are connected with granite business. UNIT Slab – is predominantly concentrated on the polishing and processing of Granite Slabs. Unit Tiles – is predominantly concentrated on the polishing, processing and cutting of Granite tiles.
4. The production capacity as permitted by our nodal authority MEPZ SEZ Development Commissioner is as follows:
Product Name HSN Code Permitted capacity
Granite Slabs 2516-1200 640000 Sq. Meters
Granite Tiles 360000 Sq. Meters
Quartz (Artificial and engineered stones) 2506-2090 95000 Sq Meters.

5. Even though we are a 100% EOU we are permitted to sell in DTA (Domestic tariff Area) – 50% of our NFE of the previous year.
6. We have been able to get good prices with certain specific Domestic Customers and hence we currently undertake DTA sales to these customers.
7. Prior to GST implementation – for our dtA sales we were charging the following tax components (Example only)
DTA Sale value 100000
Add BCD @ 20% 20000
Less: % exemption vide notification 10/2008-cus dt 01.03.2008 10000
Net BCD 10000
Add 12.5% CVD on 110000 13750
Add Cess SHE 3% 713
Total Customs duty 24463
Add: CST 14.5% on 124463 18047
Total Invoice Value 142510

8. Post implementation of GST – for our DTA sales we are charging the following tax components:
DTA Sale value 100000
Add BCD @ 10% 10000
Add: social Welfare Surchage 10% on above 1000
Total Customs duty 11000
Add 18% IGST 19800
Total Invoice Value 130800

9. The rationale for charging BCD on DTA sale is drawn from Para 6.08 a(i) of Foreign Trade Policy (2015-2020) as amended in DECEMBER 2017. This is basically reversal of customs duty exemption availed on inputs for manufacturing such finished goods.
 

10. In detail with regard to availing exemption of BCD on imports

A. Import of Consumables and spare parts
I. After Issue of po to vendor schedule of delivery intimated to our Commercial team
II. Commercial team initiates the procurement of certification of the declaration under Annexure III forming part of the Import of goods under customs (Import of goods at concessional rate of duty) rules, 2017.
III. Our commercial team member visits the customs office in Coimbatore and gets this annexure certified by the JC or DC of customs. (Copy of the same given)
IV. Once material is received at the port of discharge –the certified ANNEXURE III is sent to clearing agent who files the same with the customs at the port of discharge and based on this filing the imported item is not charged any customs duty.

B. Import of Plant and machines / Capital goods
I. After Issue of Capital goods PO to vendor- schedule of delivery intimated to our Commercial team
II. Permission for import of Capital goods is taken from MEPZ SEZ Dev. Commissioner.
III. Company executes a Bond in B-17 with the commissioner of Central excise for procurement of the above capital goods without payment of Duty (Nil rate of duty) vide notification no. 52/2003(I-1) and the said Excise department issues a certificate for import of the capital items without payment of customs duty.
IV. Once material is received at the port of discharge –the certificate above is sent to clearing agent who files the same with the customs at the port of discharge and based on this filing the imported Capital goods is not charged any customs duty.

11. This is the basic tax structure and regime under which we currently operate and the same is also applicable when we sell scrap of consumables and steel in DTA from our manufacturing process.

12. Two types of scrap is generated by our company –
a. Used diamond wires which are both Imported (without payment of duty) and local (payment of GST)
b. Steel blades used in gangsaw machines that are used to cut the granite blocks. Steel blades are 100% imported from Italy without payment of Customs duty.

13. Based on the above we are seeking your professional opinion on the applicability of the Charging of BCD on DTA invoice.
The queries that we would like to be answered in this professional opinion are as follows:
Based on an interpretation of the current applicable indirect tax laws on both our EOU and SEZ units:
a. Whether we are required to charge BCD on all our DTA sales (Both normal granites + Scrap)
b. If BCD is to be charged – then kindly explain the applicable rates at which we need to charge the BCD and the manner of payment / method of payment of BCD to the credit of the Central government
c. If BCD is not to be charged – a detailed legal analysis with reference to the applicable laws/acts/notifications that supports the non-charging of BCD. Also advise us on the amount of BCD so far collected but not remitted to the credit of the Central government? Whether we can reverse the same and credit our P&L. If we need to remit the above BCD collected to credit of Central Government the manner of payment / method of payment of BCD to the credit of the central government.
d. Whether we are required to charge GST on All our DTA sales
i. If yes – the rate at which GST is to be charged
ii. Whether it is IGST only or in case of within the state sale – SGST + CGST
iii. Rate at which it is to be charged.
e. DTA sale of Scrap – what duties and taxes are to be charged
i. For Scrap of Imported consumbles/Steel blades on which no Customs duty has been paid
ii. For Scrap of Consumables procured locally on which GST has been paid

We have a partnership firm. I want gift a flat to my staff as gift. There is any legal problem.

Dear sir/Madam,

How can i deduct the tds in 50% advance on service charges kindly help me,should i deduct the 50% of tds or 100% tds amount kindly clarify me