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                             BRILLIANT'S               International Marketing Environment  107

                             export  promotion policies  of  the country and  the foreign exchange
                             regulations.  The  export order  must  specify the  mode  of payment in
                             unmistakable terms such as Letter of Credit, documents on payment,
                             documents against acceptance etc. The export order should be confirmed
                             by the exporter only after the terms and conditions of the L/C have been
                             found to be in order.
                             Stage-II
                                 When the export order has been confirmed, the exporter should start
                             preparations for the despatch of goods. A delivery note in duplicate is sent
                             to the Works Manager or the Factory Manager. This note should contain
                             the description of the goods as per the export order along with a copy of
                             the  instructions given  by the  importer. Nothing  should be  left to  the
                             discretion of the Works Manager. This is what the manufacturer exporter
                             has to do. A merchant exporter has either to obtain the required goods
                             from the market or has to get them manufactured from other manufacturers.
                             The specifications and instructions to be intimated to the supplier of export
                             goods shall, however maintain the same.
                             Stage-III
                                 When the goods have been manufactured and procured, the exporter
                             has to follow the following procedure:
                                 1. The clearance of the Excise Authorities has to be obtained. This is
                             done in two ways:
                                 (i)  To make payment of the excise duty at the time of removing the
                                     export consignment from the factory and file a claim for rebate of
                                     duty after exportation of goods.
                                 (ii) To secure clearance under Bond. This involves entering into a
                                     bond under such terms and conditions as the collector of Cus-
                                     toms may decide.
                                 When the export goods are removed from the factory, a debit entry for
                             excise duty is made in the Bond Account of the exporter. This obligation
                             is discharged after exportation of the goods. The exporter has to prepare
                             two important documents: AR-4 form and invoice/challan in lieu of gate
                             pass which  is presented  to various  authorities such  as Range
                             superintendent central excise for the approval.
                                 2. The other authority which is to be approached immediately at this
                             stage is the Export, Inspection Agency for conducting quality control and
                             pre-shipment inspection. An Inspector is deputed by the Inspection Agency
                             to inspect the export consignment. If the goods conform to the prescribed
                             specifications, an inspection certificate is issued.
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