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countries on a limited number of products. EIC is soleagency authorised to issue CoO under GSTP.SAARC Preferential (c) SAPTA was signed by seven SAARC members namelyTrading AgreementIndia, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka(SAPTA) and Maldives in 1993 and came into operation in 1995.Four rounds of trade negotiations have been completedand more than 3000 tariff lines are under tariff concessionsamong SAARC countries. List of agencies, authorised toissue CoO under SAPTA are notified underAppendix – 4B.Asia- Pacific Trade (d) APTA is a preferential trading arrangement designed toAgreementliberalise and expand trade in goods progressively in(APTA)Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific(ESCAP) region through liberalization of tariff and nontariffbarriers. At present, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, SouthKorea, India and China are exchanging tariff concessionsunder APTA. Agencies authorised to issue CoO underAPTA are listed in Appendix – 4B.India-Sri Lanka Free (e) Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between India and Sri LankaTrade Agreementwas signed on 20.12.1998 and was operationalised in(ISLFTA)March, 2000 following notification of required Customstariff concessions by Government of Sri Lanka and India.EIC is sole agency to issue CoO under ISLFTA.India Afghanistan (f) A Preferential Trade Agreement between Transitional IslamicPreferential TradeState of Afghanistan and Republic of India was signed onAgreement6.3.2003 and was operationalised with issuance of CustomsNotification No 76/2003 dated 13.5.2003. EIC is soleagency to issue CoO under India Afghanistan PreferentialTrade Agreement.Indo – Thailand Frame (g) India and Thailand have signed protocol to implement Earlywork Agreement for Harvest Scheme under India- Thailand Free TradeFree Trade AreaAgreement on 01.09.2004.Tariff preferences for importson items of Early Harvest Scheme would be available onlyto those products, which satisfy Rules of Origin Criteria,notified by Department of Revenue, Ministry of Finance,vide notification No.101/2004-Customs dated 31.08.2004.EIC would be sole agency to issue CoO under EarlyHarvest Scheme of Framework Agreement on India-Thailand Free Trade Agreement.Non Preferential 2.21.2 Government has also nominated certain agencies to issue NonPreferential CoO in accordance with Article II of InternationalConvention Relating to Simplification of Customs formalities,1923. These CoOs evidence origin of goods and do not bestow22
any right to preferential tariffs. List of notified agencies is providedin Appendix – 4C. In addition, agencies authorized to issuePreferential CoO as per Para 2.21.1 of HBP v1 are also authorizedto issue Non-Preferential CoO.All exporters who are required to submit CoO (Non Preferential)would have to apply to any of agencies enlisted in Appendix–4Cwith following documents:(a)(b)(c)(d)Details of quantum / origin of inputs / consumables usedin export product.Two copies of invoices.Packing list in duplicate for concerned invoice.Fee not exceeding Rs.100 per certificate as may beprescribed by concerned agency.The agency would ensure that goods are of Indian origin as pergeneral principles governing rules of origin before granting CoO(non preferential). Certificate would be issued as per Formatgiven in Annexure-II to Appendix–4C. It should be ensured thatno correction/re-type is made on certificate.Any agency desirous of enlistment in Appendix–4C may submittheir application as per Annexure I to Appendix 4C to theconcerned RA.In case of tea, all exporters who are required to submit CoO(Non-Preferential) shall apply to Tea Board or any InspectionAgency authorized by Tea Board and enlisted in Appendix-4C ofHBP v1 with documents listed above.Automatic Licence / 2.22 Status holders shall be issued Authorisation automatically withinCertificate /stipulated time period. Deficiency, if any, informed through coveringAuthorisation / letter, shall be required to be rectified by status holders within 10Permissiondays from date of communication of deficiency.Submission of 2.23 Wherever original documents have been submitted to a differentCertified CopiesRA / nominated agencies or to a different division of same RA,of Documentsapplicant can furnish photocopy of documents duly certified byhim in lieu of original.Advance Payment 2.24 In case, payment is received in advance and export / deemedexports takes place subsequently, application for an Authorisationshall be filed within specific period following the month duringwhich exports / deemed exports are made, unless otherwisespecified23
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APPENDICESAPPENDICES ARE AN INTEGRA
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