20 September 2013
Under CT-1 you can supply to him excisable goods without payment of duty under rule 19 of central excise rules 2002 for the purpose of export.
The merchant exporter have to execute the general bond with the Jurisdictional AC/DC and issue the CT-1 Certificate In the name of the manufacturer exporter.
The merchant exporter has to send the ARE-1 duly signed by him addressing to the Manufacture Exporter's Jurisdictional AC.
After receipt of the CT-1 and ARE-1, the manufacturer exporter can clear the goods without payment of duty by quoting the CT-1 reference No on Excise Invoice and ARE-1 counter signed by by the Manufacturer Exporter.
The ARE-1 distribution is as follows
Original + duplicate +Extra Along with the shipment
Triplicate + Quadriplicate To the Manufacturer's Jurisdictional Excise Office
The Triplicate Copy signed by the excise officer, needs to forward to the Bond Executing authority of the merchant exporter
AFter Export, you may call the Self Certified Copies of Proof of Export for Manufacturer Exporters Record.
You have to convince the merchant exporter to -----------------------------------------
1. Obtain RCMC from jurisdictional EPC to get exemption from BG guarantee requirement
2. Execute bond with the ACCE - Bonds at hqrs office designated for the purpose
3. Thereafter obtain CT - 1 certificate
4. Merchant exporter is also required to submit periodical statement of exports
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