As we understand, the RODTEP rates are based on, besides other data submitted by various exporters, the cost of transportation of inputs and export products from/to the port.
We are located far away from the port and so such costs in our case are bound to be higher than that of the exporters closer to the port. So, our claims based on the RODTEP rates determined as an average of duties/taxes/levies borne by a cross section of exporters are also likely to be lower than the actual duties/taxes/levies paid by us.
Will we be allowed to claim the difference between the actual duties/taxes/levies paid by us and the actual amount of our RODTEP claims?
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