What is the difference between are1 and are3

Guest Pritam , can u pl sedn me your email ID. Pritam CA 15 December capritam rediffmail. Ramesh Kothari Manager-EOU commercial 21 December Note that ARE-1 is used at the time of export without payment of excise duty under bond with the jurdictional authority where as the ARE-3 used in connection to goods rmoved without payment of duty from one warehouse to another warehouse any ware in india Regds ramesh Kothari.

Arun Kumar Singh Consultant 28 January ARE-1 is an application for removal of excisable goods for export after payment of duty and take rebate of duty paid. Leave a reply. Previous Thread. Next Thread. Related Threads. Start a New Discussion Popular Discussion.

Subscribe to the latest topics : Subscribe. Search Forum: Search. Forum Home. Click here Reminder-data collection on pending compassionate appointment applications-reg. Chairman's Desk. Taxpayer Assistance. GST Common Portal. Indian AEO Programme. Public Information. Stakeholder Consultation. Departmental Officers. Download Acrobat Reader. Form-2 KB. Form-3 KB. Form-4 KB. Form of application 28KB. In the case of deemed exports where the customer is in india but is considered export on account of regulation or since it indirectly leads to exports, ARE-3 is used.

Hope this answers your question. One of our customer in india wanted to export goods to another country.

He has taken permission under CT1. When the Export material is sent through Assembler. What will be role of Assembler and manufacture in excise documents. Regards B. Thanks Ravi Kiran. No Account? Sign up. By signing in, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. In this case, you give an ARE 3 certificate along with the invoice to the supplier when you receive the goods.

The supplier presents this document to the Government to obtain the tax exemption. Note: You can review all purchase orders, the purchase orders for which the ARE 3 document has not been generated, or the purchase orders for which the ARE 3 document has been generated by selecting the appropriate option on the Work With Purchase Order Receiver AR3 Information form. You run the ARE1 report to print the statutory ARE1 form that is required when you export goods from an excise-registered location.

You use this form when you ship goods. The export can also be done through a third-party exporter based on a contract. At the time of export, the exporter can reduce the amounts that are mentioned in the Bond or Letter of Understanding LOU. You run the ARE3 report to print the statutory ARE3 form that is required when you dispatch goods to the export warehouse. Specify the numerical month for which you want to print the ARE3 form. For example, 01 for January.

This table lists the excise tax setup requirements for percent export oriented units:. This section also lists prerequisites and discusses how to: Enter ARE 1 bond details. Enter LOU details. Enter ARE 1 receipt details. You have received the proof of receipt of goods. Review bond details that exist in the F75I table. Add the bond details to the F75I table.

Replenish the ARE 1 bond with the amount for which the proof of export is received. Enter Annexure details. Enter ARE 3 receipt details. Alternatively, you can select a record and click Select on the Work With Certificates form. Add or update the CT2 or CT3 certificate details. Review Annexure details in the F75I table. Alternatively, you can select a record and click Select on the Work with Annexure form. Add or update Annexure details.

Enter the receipt date for the ARE 3 certificate. Enter excise payments for an invoice. Review and enter invoice details and calculate the excise amount for an invoice.

Note: You must enter the released date for the invoice. Select the payment mode to settle the excise amount for an invoice. Generate the ARE 1 number. Generate the ARE 3 number. Specify the response on prompt screens. Examples are: 4: Transport by air 5: Consignments by post 7: Transport by inland waterway Consignment No Consignment Number Enter the consignment number assigned to the transporter.

Description Enter the description of goods.