Circular 10/1999 (RE-99)

F http://dgft.gov.in/exim/2000/cir/cir99/cir1099.htm[2/27/2017 4:57:31 PM] F.No. 01/92/180/00113/AM00/PC.II Government of India Ministry of Commerce Directorate General of Foreign Trade Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi –110 011 Policy Circular No. 10 (RE-99)/99-2000 ,dated 27.5.1999 To

1. All Licensing Authorities
2. All Commissioners of Customs and Excise
3. The Federation of Indian Export Organizations, New Delhi
4. The Export Promotion Councils/Commodity Boards
5. All Chambers of Commerce and Industries/Associations on the mailing list.

Subject: Clarification on Public

Notice No. 5 (RE-99) dated 6.4.1999 in respect of regularisation cases Sir, Attention is invited to Paragraph 6 of Public Notice No. 5 (RE-99) dated 6.4.1999. 2. Representations have been received from various exporters seeking clarification on whether for providing extension in export obligation period, under advance licences, for the exports effected prior to the date of the Public Notice mentioned above but outside the prescribed export obligation period, they will have to pay the penalty of 5% or not . 3 The matter has been considered carefully and it is clarified that in terms of Public Notice No. 6 (RE-99) dated 6.4.1999, wherever exports have already been completed prior to the date of this Public Notice, but exports have been completed outside the export obligation period, then such exports are deemed to have been made within the prescribed export obligation period and no penalty is to be charged for such regularisation /extension. However , no refund whatsoever is permissible in cases where any penalties etc may have already been paid. This issues with the approval of DGFT. Yours faithfully,     (L.B.Singhal) Joint Director General of Foreign Trade