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ion of Brand Rate of Drawback for supplies
categorised as Deemed Exports.
oct 21, 2003
POLICY CIRCULAR NO
18(RE 2003)/2002-2007, Dated: October 21, 2003
Sub: Decentralisation of the work relating to fixation of Brand Rate of Drawback for supplies
categorised as Deemed Exports.
In order to simplify the procedures and to eliminate delays in issuance of Brand Rates, it has been decided
to decentralise the work of fixation of Brand Rate to the concerned JDGs and Development Commissioners
of SEZs/EPZs. The application for fixation of Brand rate of Duty Drawback will now be made to the
concerned JDG for the supplies covered in para 8.2 (a), (c),(d),(e), (f), (g), (I) and (j) & supplies made to
STP/EHTP in para 8.2(b) and Development Commissioners of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in respect
of supplies made to EOUs/SEZs under para 8..2(b) of the Policy. As such, now the applicant has to file
application for fixation of Brand Rate to the JDG as per the jurisdiction indicated in Appendix 24 of the
Handbook of Procedures, Vol. I and Development Commissioner of SEZ in whose jurisdiction the unit
receiving the supply Is situated. One copy of the application for claiming the deemed export drawback will
continue to be filed with the respective regional licencing authorities who would arrange payment based on
the Brand Rate fixed.
2, All JDGs and Development Commissioners are, therefore, advised to keep the following guidelines in
view while fixing the brand rate of drawback
(i)_A Section headed by a Joint. DGFT or Joint DC along with the requisite staff may be
designated to handle all matters pertaining to fixation of Brand Rate. The applicants will be
provided all requisite guidance and help in preparation and subsequent filing of applications.
Before the application is formally received it will be checked with the list of Check-list to see if,
it is complete. A checklist showing the documents to be filed is enclosed herewith. Only
complete applications will be received and duly acknowledged by the unit giving the File
Number. The said acknowledge will also contain the possible date, not later than 15 days after
the date of filing application, by which the Brand Rate would be issued and telephone number,
fax number, e-mail address of the Joint DGFT or Joint DC, as the case may be with whom the
exporter may like to take up the matter in case of delay in finalisation of their case.
(ii) The applications will be strictly examined according to their FNo. on FIFO (First In First
Out) basis. A minute, detailed examination is required in each case strictly keeping in view
the provisions of Export Import Policy, Handbook of Procedures, Customs and Central Excise
Acts and rules made thereunder and Customs and Central Excise Duties Drawback Rules,1995.
NIC would also be asked to provide a programme for computerize checking of data and further
calculation for arriving at the Brand Rate of Drawback. Brand Rate proposals will be
approved at the level of Joint DGFT/Joint DC. The Brand Rate letters addressed to the
disbursing authority, as mentioned in para 2 above, may be issued by Regd. Post/Speed
Post/e-mail after ensuring their correctness in all respects. A list showing status of all
applications received during a fortnight may be prominently displayed on the Notice Board for
information of the trade
(ii) After issue of Brand Rate letters, about 5 to 10 % of the cases, selected on random basis
may be subjected to post audit by Internal Audit Unit and requisite follow - up action may betaken immediately to review the case at appropriate level. For this purpose, all Brand Rate
letters are required to be endorsed to the Internal Audit Unit. All records are required to be
maintained properly for subsequent reference and auditing
(iv) In view of the Government emphasis for disposal of Brand rate applications on priority and
transparent basis, all the concerned officers and staff may be suitably advised and made
conversant with the procedures which have been briefly mentioned above. Before this scheme
is put into operation, officers from DGFT Hars would impart necessary training about
examination of Brand Rate applications, from policy and documentation angle and subsequent
calculations of rate on the basis of data made available in the DBK Statements as prescribed
in Appendix 128 of the Handbook of Procedures, Vol. I.
(v) The Joint DGFTs and DCs are required to closely monitor the functioning of the Brand Rate
Unit to ensure speedy disposal of Brand Rate applications in a transparent manner and ensure
that grievances of the trade with regard to fixation of Brand Rate are promptly addressed. A
monthly report on receipt and disposal of Brand Rate applications may also be furnished to the
DGFT Hq and the Zonal DG
(vi) All the Brand Rate applications starting from (date to be notified later) will be dealt with in
the Brand Rate Unit in respective RLAs / DCs, as the case may be. The Brand Rate fixation in
respect of applications received up to (date to be notified later) and corrections /
amendments to the rate already issued will be dealt with in the DBK Cell in DGFT Hq. The
exact date of effect would be notified later,
3. Any problem/difficulty in implementing aforesaid decentralisation of fixation of brand rate work may
please be specifically brought to the notice of DGFT for immediate clarifications/guidance.
4, Receipt of this Circular may please be acknowledged and contents thereof may be given due publicity.
(Narinder Singh)
Joint Director General of Foreign Trade
Encl: As above
Endt: No. Misc.2/AM-2004/DBK Cell dated October, 2003,
1, Department of Commerce (EPZ Division)
2. Policy Division for issue of Notification.
(Narinder Singh)
Joint Director General of Foreign Trade
Annexure
CHECKLIST
1 Application
2 Profile of Exporter
3 DBK-I STATEMENT
4 DBK-II STATEMENT
5 DBK-IIA STATEMENT
6 B/E’s along with import invoices
(with cross references in II/IIA)
7 DBK-II STATEMENT
8 DBK-IIIA STATEMENT
9. Invoices/RT-12 returns(with cross references in II1/IITA)
10.
AL.
12,
13,
14,
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
Non-availment of MODVAT certificate
Supply Invoices/AR3A
Payment Certificate
ARO/DEEC
P.0./LOI/Contract
Working Sheet
Status of the buyer
Application under DBK Rule No, 6 or 7
Details of supplies
Periodicity option