Goods moved from SEZs to domestic markets treated as imports; duty drawback applicable on re-exports

New Delhi has clarified a key point for exporters. Goods moved from SEZ units to the domestic market, after paying duties, will now be considered imported if re-exported. This means duty drawback will be available. This move brings uniformity and reduces confusion for businesses. It supports exporters' cash flow and provides greater certainty.

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