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Insulating the domestic industry from imports

'Duty paid on goods, not on service, can be passed on to customer'

The service of goods transport agency got consumed during transportation of goods from your supplier's premises to your premises

'EOUs must demand consistency in customs, excise rules'

Director General of Foreign Trade must clarify the matter

'Authorisations with different value addition criteria cannot be clubbed'

'In case of transit sale, no need for registration or issue of dealer invoice'

'Importers who pass on cenvat credit to customers cannot claim refund'

Better but not quite enough

'Legal clearance of goods from DTA to SEZ entitled to Cenvat credit refund'

Finer print in alphabet soup

'Service tax to stay at 12% until Parliament passes Finance Bill'

Incremental step on earlier policy

'Tax is not payable on services that are provided in non-taxable areas'

'Service tax not payable if recipient of service is located abroad'

Wait continues on high hopes

Customs duty is payable by importer as per conditions of bond executed

Thoughts for Budget Day

'Tax leviable on taxable services provided from abroad and received in India'

'To qualify for FPS benefits, foreign exchange earnings necessary'

DGFT demand not rational

The IEIS quarterly scheme was notified in December 2012, granting duty credit of two per cent of the FOB (free on board) value of incremental exports during January-March 2013 over those in January-Ma

T N C Rajagopalan: Panagariya effect on export policy?

The Niti Ayog Deputy Chairman is known as a free-market economist averse to Preferential Trade Agreements