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Seamless E-Waste & Asset Disposal for Special Economic Zones

Operating within a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) brings unique advantages, but it also comes with stringent customs and environmental protocols. Under the SEZ Rules, 2006 and the latest 2024-2025 CPCB E-Waste mandates, moving assets from a "foreign territory" (SEZ) to the Domestic Tariff Area (DTA) for disposal requires specialised approval.
Zero Pollute acts as your expert liaison, ensuring your end-of-life IT assets and hazardous waste are cleared by the Development Commissioner and Customs without operational delays.

Our Expertise in SEZ Compliance

  • Unit Approval Committee (UAC) Support:
    We assist in drafting and submitting the necessary documentation for the disposal of "scrap" or capital goods as per Rule 40 of the SEZ Rules.
  • Valuation & Duty Assessment:
    Helping you navigate the depreciation-based duty payment required when shifting assets from SEZ to DTA for recycling.
  • Empanelled Recycling:
    As a CPCB-authorised partner, we are often among the select few recyclers empanelled by major SEZ authorities (like SEEPZ, Noida SEZ, etc.) for direct pickup.
  • End-to-End Documentation:
    We provide the Form-2 (Record Maintenance) and Form-3 (Annual Returns) specifically tailored for SEZ units to satisfy both SEZ and Pollution Control Board auditors.
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SEZ E-Waste Clearance Services

Navigating the shift of capital goods from a Special Economic Zone to the Domestic Tariff Area requires precision to avoid costly operational bottlenecks. We act as your dedicated regulatory liaison, managing complex customs valuations, duty assessments, and Pollution Control Board approvals to ensure rapid, compliant asset extraction.

  • Depreciation & Duty Management
  • Form-2 & Form-3 Preparation
  • Development Commissioner Liaison
  • Secure Inter-Zone Transport
Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are legally treated as foreign territories. Moving e-waste out of an SEZ into the Domestic Tariff Area (DTA) for recycling requires special customs clearance, duty payments, and SEZ authority approval.
The UAC is the governing administrative body within an SEZ. They must grant explicit, documented permission before any capital goods, scrap, or hazardous waste can be moved out of the zone for disposal.
Yes. When shifting IT assets from an SEZ to the DTA for recycling, customs duty must typically be paid based on the highly depreciated value of the hardware as assessed by customs officials.
The primary statutory documents include Form-2 (for maintaining daily scrap records) and Form-3 (for filing annual returns), which are specifically tailored to satisfy both Customs and Pollution Control Board audits.
Yes. We act as your end-to-end regulatory liaison. We manage the asset valuation, prepare the required documentation, secure the Development Commissioner’s approval, and handle the physical transport out of the SEZ.
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