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GUIDE TO FORM TIEP-IV

Name & Address of Applicant

Name and the registered address of the exporter company/business who wish to obtain facilities available under Inward Processing Scheme for export of goods. An exporter can be a company duly incorporated in Sri Lanka, a business registered with the Registrar of Businesses.

 

Telephone number and the fax number of the registered address to be entered at the relevant space allocated.

Date (YY/MM/DD)

Date of the application. On which the application was signed by the applicant.

 

TIN No.

Tax Payer Identification Number (TIN) obtained from the Department of Inland Revenue.

 

Approval Number

This box is filled by Customs with the serial number assigned to the application when the approval is granted.  Therefore there could be several approval numbers for a given exporter within a year, if more than one application is made for approval.

Customs Ref. Number

A Customs Reference Number is allocated when an exporter is first registered with Customs and the reference number uniquely identifies the exporter and has perpetual succession.

Address of Workshop/Factory

The address of the location where goods are stored for processing and the production is carried out.

 

Telephone number and the fax number of the workshop/factory to be entered at the relevant space allocated.

TYPE OF OPERATION

 

Manufacturer cum Exporter

Cross this box if the manufacturer is also the exporter of the goods.

 

Manufacturer cum Indirect Exporter

Cross this box if the manufacturer is not the final exporter of the goods.

TYPE OF APPROVAL

 

General Approval

Cross this box if the application is general in nature. For example, if the same part for repair is to be imported regularly in several consignments during a period of one year from the date of approval.

Specific Approval

Cross this box if the application is specific in nature. For example, if a plant or particular machine is to be imported once in a single consignment.

Purpose of Importing the Items and their Relation to Production

As the heading is very clear, the purpose of importing the plant, machinery, equipment or parts and its relation to the production has to be clearly entered here. For example, a part may be to replace a worn part of an existing plant or a machine used in the manufacturing of fruit juice for export. A plant maybe for the purpose of canning or bottling fruit drinks for export.

 

Names and Address of Exporters (to be filled only by indirect Exporters use overleaf if necessary)

Exporters who supplies their products to third parties who finally carries out the export are required to enter the names and address of those final exporters here.

 

EXPORT

Export/Manufactured Product

The commercial description of the product(s) exported.

Production volume (Next 12 months), and Value %

Total estimated volume of production of the industry during the next 12 months. This has to be expressed in the relevant unit of production of the particular industry. This could be in Kilograms, grams, litres, or units etc.

 

In the cage for Value%, enter the percentage of the value of the production during the next 12 months.

Export volume (Next 12 months), and Value %

IMPORT

 

Item No.

Sequence number of the items listed in the application.

Description of Import Item(s)

Description of the item (plant, machinery, equipment, tool or part) applied to be imported under the scheme. It is important here to include full description of the item together with make and models.

Quantity

Quantity applied for each and every item to be imported.

Approximate CIF Value

Approximate total of cost, insurance and freight of each and every item applied under the scheme.

 

UNDERTAKING

The applicant enters his/her name and designation and places his/her signature,  applying for duty fee a clearance of items and agrees to the terms and conditions governing the scheme and declares that all particulars are true and correct.

 

The applicant here requests the preferred manner in which the applicable Customs duties are secured on clearance i.e. whether it is by bank/exporter guarantees.

 

CERTIFICATE

 

Recommends clearance of the above item(s) under the exemption of duty subject to conditions governing the scheme:

 

The certificate authorizes the type of the approval, i.e. whether the approval is general/specific, and the manner in which the Customs duties payable if any are secured i.e. Bank/Exporter guarantees.

 

When the certificate is signed by the Superintendent of Customs on duty at Export Facilitation Unit with signature and date, the applicant is authorized to import the item subject to the terms and conditions applicable to the scheme.

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