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Documents required to be submitted to SVB
How to reply to questionnaire of Special Valuation Branch (SVB)?
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This post explains about the documents required to be submitted to Special valuation Branch (SVB)
The importer is required to submit replies to the questionnaire and furnish all the documents listed in “Annexure-B” or “Annexure-C” as the case may be. Annexure B is meant for Sole Agents/Sole Distributor/Sole Concessionaire where as Annexure C is required to be submitted by Subsidiaries or Holding companies and those who have collaboration agreement or similar agreements.
Replies can be furnished to the same without waiting for the receipt of questionnaire from the department. All the columns in the questionnaire shall be filled up without fail. Wherever, the reply is 'nil' or where the question is not applicable to the importer, the same shall be specifically stated instead of leaving the column blank. The importer shall also furnish all the documents mentioned in the annexure. If the documents listed in the annexure are not existing or not applicable to the importer, the same shall be specifically stated. All the pages of the questionnaire shall be signed by the importer or his authorized signatory with name and designation of the person signing them.
The Annexure A should be issued by the assessing group, dealing with particular imports, to the importer soon after it is decided to refer the case to a SVB. Annexure A is a set of questionnaire to be filled by importers or exporters who are related to the foreign supplier or purchaser.
Any importer to whom the questionnaire is issued should be instructed to furnish the reply to the referring Custom House as well as to the SVB within 30 days of receipt of the questionnaire. The questionnaire should be issued by the Custom House referring the case to the Special Valuation Branch. Traders who are importing the goods and selling the same in the same condition as they are imported shall furnish the invoice value, landed price, and their selling price in the Indian market. The difference between the selling price and landed cost shall be properly explained.
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