Eximkey - India Export Import Policy 2004 2013 Exim Policy
XOS

[Paragraph 6 C.12(ii)]

A.D.Code Number..............

Statement of particulars of export bills outstanding beyond
the prescribed period/due date of realisation
as at 30th June/31st December 19


Part I - Outstanding Export bills other than those on deferred payment terms


Sr. No. Bill No. and date Name and address of exporter Importer Exporter Code No. Date of export Due date of realisation GR/PP
/SOFTEX form no.
Port of Shipment Shipping Bill No. & date Name & address of the overseas buyer Comm-
odity
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.


Invoice value Amount realised Amount Outstanding Rupee equivalent of outstanding amount
(To be classified as)
Remark
Currency and Amount Currency and Amount Currency and Amount Cash exports Exports on consignment basis Undrawn balances
12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.



Total: ..............
Part II - Exports on deferred payment terms where instalments
(including interest) are outstanding beyond due date


Sr.No. Name and address of exporter Importer - Exporter Code No. No. & date of RBI aproval for deferred paymnt term Date of export GR Form No. Port of Shipment Shipping bill No. and Date Name and address of overseas buyer Comm-
odity
Invoice Value Currency & Amount
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.


Value of goods covered under deferred payment terms (including interest) Total Amount of deferred instalments (including interest) already received Total Amount of instalments outstanding (including interest) beyond due date Rupee equivalent of outstanding amount Whether ECGC cover obtained (Yes/no) No. and date of bank certificate issued Remark
Currency Amount Currency Amount Currency Amount  
12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.



Total...
Part III:Summary
PartI                Part II


  Cash exports Export on consignment basis Undrawn balances Total of Cols. (1+2+3) Exports on deferred payments basis
  1 2 3 4 5
  Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.


Outstandings as on
(end of previous half-year)
Add: Addition during the
half-year under report
Less: Deletion during the
half-year
   Net position of
outstanding as on-

(end of half-year under report)

     We certify that all export bills i.e. exportbills purchased, negotiated and sent for collection, outstanding beyond theprescribed period/due date of realisation as at the end of the half-year underreport have been included in this statement.

Place:.............................. Stamp _____________________________________
Date :.............................. Signature of authorised official
Name:............................................
Designation:....................................


Instructions for completing XOS statement


  1. Authorised dealers should submit a consolidated statement giving details of all export bills outstanding beyond the prescribed period of realisation as at the end of June and December each year, Net position of outstanding export bills included in Parts I and II of the statement should be given in Part III of the statement.

  2. In Part I, particulars of all out standing bills relating to cash exports, exports on consignment basis including exports to Indian owned warehouses abroad, and undrawn balances outstanding should be included.

  3. In Part II, exporter-wise outstandings in respect of deferred payment exports should be reported indicating details of outstanding under each deferred payment contract approved by Reserve Bank.

  4. Exporter-wise totals/grand totals (converted into rupees wherever necessary) should be given.

  5. Advance remittances and part realisations should be shown under the column Amount realised and the balance shown as outstanding.

  6. Approval number and date of the Reserve Bank and the date upto which extension has been given should invariably be indicated in Remarks column. Where approval for extension of time has not been obtained from the Control, steps taken in this regard should be indicated in Remarks column.

  7. Incases where export proceeds against GR/PP/SOFTEX forms have not been realised either in full or in part because legal proceedings have been initiated against the buyers, a suitable remark should be made in the statement.

  8. Outstandings in respect of which proceeds are not recoverable but which are being reported only for technical reasons should be distinctly denoted quoting Reserve Banks reference and date in terms of which the item is required to be reported as outstanding.

  9. In certain countries, remittances are not allowed to be made promptly even after the bills are paid by the importers in local currency, due to balance of payments difficulties. In such cases, the fact that payment has been made in local currency with date of payment should be indicated in Remarks column.

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