export incentives

  1. A

    SEZ Relief Supports Capacity and Revenue in Export-Dependent Sectors

    New Delhi, April 3 The one-time duty concession for manufacturing units in SEZs will provide them with limited access to the domestic market while preserving their export-oriented nature, experts said on Friday.However, the relatively modest duty relief somewhat diminishes the potential...
  2. S

    RoSCTL Scheme Extended: Apparel & Made-Up Exports Get Support

    New Delhi, April 1 The textiles ministry on Wednesday extended the Rebate of State and Central Taxes and Levies (RoSCTL) Scheme for exports of apparel/ garments and made-ups by six months, up to September 30, 2026.The extension is without any changes to the existing guidelines.In a...
  3. A

    SEZs Gain Access to Domestic Market with New Relief Measure

    New Delhi, April 1 The government has announced a one-time special relief measure in the form of certain duty benefits for special economic zones (SEZs), a move that would provide support to units in these enclaves amid global uncertainties.However, the exemption will only be available if the...
  4. V

    Incentives Offered to Attract Investment to Arunachal's Industrial Sector

    Itanagar, March 12 Arunachal Pradesh Minister of Commerce and Industries, Nyato Dukam, informed the Assembly on Thursday that the government has formulated a new industrial policy aimed at transforming the northeastern state into an industrial hub, offering a range of incentives to attract...
  5. K

    Maritime Disruption Impacts Trade: Customs Updates on Export Cargo Returns

    New Delhi, March 9 The Customs department has issued guidelines for dealing with export cargo returning to Indian ports due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and disruptions in maritime routes amid the West Asia crisis.The guidelines, issued by the CBIC on March 8 and valid for 15 days...
  6. K

    Government Launches Mission to Strengthen Indian Exports

    March 05, New Delhi — Today, India's exports are rapidly establishing their presence among the world's largest economies. Indian products are no longer confined to the country, but are firmly making their mark in global markets. Increasing orders, new markets, and growing global demand are clear...
Back
Top