Recommendations have been made to the government for a differentiated policy framework for e-commerce in the revised Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) which is expected to come into effect from April 1, 2021
Exporters on Thursday urged the government to provide support measures in the next foreign trade policy (FTP), being formulated by the commerce ministry, to boost the country's outbound shipments.
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Union Ministry of Commerce and Industry on Tuesday said that India''s new Foreign Trade Policy 2021-2026, under formulation, will come into effect from April 1, 2021
The Parliamentary Consultative Committee of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry held a meeting on Tuesday on the subject ''New Foreign Trade Policy 2021-26''
The main objective of RoDTEP is to refund the duties and taxes that are not rebated or exempted through schemes for duty drawback, advance authorisation, EOU etc
The Board of Trade, under the Department of Commerce, comprises senior officials of key ministries, representatives of states and industry and trade promotion bodies
Exporters on Wednesday suggested to the government a series of steps, including extension of fiscal benefits to SEZ units, presumptive tax for cross-border e-commerce and free trade pacts with countries like the US and UK, to boost domestic manufacturing and outbound shipments. These recommendations were made by the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) at a meeting of the Board of Trade (BOT) which was chaired by Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal. Other suggestions included permitting duty free import of equipment required for R&D and product development; setting up of a Niryat Vishwavidyalay; extension of interest subsidy scheme in the new foreign trade policy; and immediate release of GST and drawback funds. Further, the federation recommended refund of GST to foreign tourists, RoDTEP (Remission of Duties or Taxes on Export Products) scheme covering all products; and amnesty scheme for schemes prescribing export obligation. FIEO Director General Ajay Sahai .
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Section 28DA of the Customs Act requires an importer to possess sufficient information about origin of imports, where preferential tariff treatment has been claimed.
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Currently, duty benefits are provided under two key trade promotion schemes -- Merchandise Export from India Scheme (MEIS) for goods, and Services Export from India Scheme
The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has also outlined a 10-point agenda for increasing India's exports of goods and services in line with the prime minister's vision of an Aatmanirbhar Bharat
Currently, tax benefits are provided under the Merchandise Export from India Scheme for goods and the Services Export from India Scheme).
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The report has suggested full income tax exemption for 10 years be provided to units in Special Economic Zones, lower cost of credit for exporters, and fast-paced growth in high-tech shipments
The current policy will end in March 2020. The new five-year foreign trade policy (2020-25) is expected to be released in September this year
The existing Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) allows MEIS benefits for such shipment by EOU and SEZ units