It is noted that the council is noted that certain solar power generation units are applied to permits based on section 65 of the 1962 Customs Law for Imported Solar Panel Warehousing, Solar Modules and Related Accessories etc. It is stated as capital goods to generate electricity (from sunlight) as a result, the goods produced for home consumption, “the Ministry of Letter told the Center for Tax & Customs and Excise Center.
He also added that certain jurisdiction commissioners had given the permit. The ministry said in the letter that reading section 65 shows that in connection with certain items, which result from operations, they can be removed from the warehouse for exports or for home consumption.
“In connection with the application type referred to in the paragraph above, the electricity generated is identical whether it is removed for home consumption or for exports. In making and other operations in the warehouse (No.2) Regulation, 2019 (hereinafter referred to as ‘Moowr 2019’) , Regulation 15 (Elimination of Goods produced from the warehouse for export) requires to attach the key once to the transportation load compartment where the goods are issued from the warehouse “, reading the letter.
He added further that as an identical item, namely electricity, can also be cleaned for home consumption, the provisions to be removed for exports show that these items, namely electricity, which are unable to afford one-time to the load compartment of transportation from transportation Where the items are released, falling right outside the scope of Moowr 2019 due to the inability to meet the essence of the specified conditions.
In addition, regulation 20 is that the council, by paying attention to the nature of the goods, the way of transportation or storage, can free the class of goods from one of the 2019 Moowr provisions – there is no power that is carried out by the council for goods excluded in the nature of electricity from the 2019 Moowr provisions , or separate regulations relating to the removal of electricity have been issued, said the letter.
The letter said that “the granting of a permit, as mentioned in the paragraph 1 above, is not in accordance with the provisions or principles of the 2019 Moowr which is a provision determined by the council in terms of section 65 of the Customs Law, 1962″.He also said that the permit given for the type of manufacturing unit needs to be immediately reviewed and the required follow -up actions.”There is no further permit in such cases must be given in the case of section 65 of the Customs Law, 1962,” said the letter signed by Bullo Mamu, under the Secretary (LC).
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