Section 21A: Inward processing
This section is inserted by Act No 10 of 2017, section 12.
consolidated text (as at 2016, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
21A. Inward processing
The Director-General may allow goods to be entered
through inward processing under such conditions as he may
determine.
(f) in section 22, in the heading, by adding the words
“or departing citizens of Mauritius”;
(g) in section 24A –
(i) in subsection (1), by deleting the words “referred to
in section 162(1)(b)” and replacing them by the words
“the person referred to in section 162(6) who does not
agree to compounding”;
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(ii) by adding the following new subsection –
(6) (a) Where, in respect of a notice issued
under subsection (1), an agreement is reached before,
or a decision is taken by, the Assessment Review
Committee, the Director-General shall, within 5 working
days of the date on which the Committee is informed of
the agreement or of notification of the decision, as the
case may be, issue a notice to the person specifying the
amount of duty, excise duty and taxes payable.
(b) Where a notice is issued under
paragraph (a), the person shall pay the amount of duty,
excise duty and taxes within 28 days from the date of
the notice.
(h) by inserting, after section 25, the following new sections –
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- Can the Director-General allow goods to be entered under inward processing conditions?