7. Procedural simplification and arrangement

7.1. Licensing process 7.1.1 Except for import restrictions and quantitative restrictions, no license is required for importing goods through the banking system. 7.1.2 The export of goods other than those prohibited for export has been opened. 7.1.3 In cases where export or import license is required, the Department of Commerce will issue a license. 7.2. Provisions related to taxes, customs and duties 7.2.1 Export goods and raw materials and auxiliary raw materials required for their production will not be subject to local tax when transported within the country. 7.2.2 Customs duty shall not be levied on sample 9 cubic meters of goods sent by foreign buyers to Nepalese exporters for export orders. 7.2.3 In the event that the exported goods are returned to the foreign importer as invalid, it will be arranged that such goods will not be charged customs duties and taxes on the basis of the documents proving the export. 7.2.4 If goods manufactured from imported raw materials and auxiliary raw materials are exported, the customs tax paid on import will be refunded. The relevant customs office will release the bank guarantee. 7.3. G.S.P. 7.3.1 Provisions relating to Nvalbhachabashshivam Kthakatzh or Hbhavachavalavakham 7.3.1 G.S.P. The Business Promotion Foundation will regularly inform the businessmen about the facility. 7.3.2 G.S.P. The Ministry of Commerce and Supply will determine the recommending body, procedures and related service fees. 7.3.3 GSP The amount received from the recommended service fee will be spent on export product development, quality improvement and export promotion. 7.3.4 GSP record keeping and implementation will be done by Business Promotion Foundation. 7.4. Provisions on Certificate of Origin 7.4.1 The Ministry of Commerce and Supply will decide on the agency issuing the Certificate of Origin and the service fee charged on it. 7.4.2 Procedure for Obtaining Certificate of Origin Generalized by the Ministry of Commerce and SupplyNick will do. 7.4.3 The amount received for issuing the certificate of origin shall be spent by the issuing body on the development and promotion of export goods. 7.4.4 Monitoring of certificates of origin will be done by the agency designated by the Ministry of Commerce and Supply. 7.4.5 The agency issuing the certificate of origin shall keep the relevant records up-to-date for at least 3 years. The details related to records should be submitted to the agency designated by the Ministry of Commerce and Supply on a quarterly basis.