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India extends RoDTEP export support till Dec 2026; raises insurance cover to 95% amid West Asia disruptionThe government has extended the RoDTEP scheme for exporters until December 31, 2026, while raising insurance risk coverage to 95% for eligi...- Government extends RoDTEP export tax refund scheme by three months till December 31The government has extended the RoDTEP scheme until December 31, 2026, to support exporters amid challenges. This extension maintains the e...
- India extends RoDTEP scheme till December 31, keeps export refund rates unchangedThe government extended the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products scheme until December 31, 2026. This extension ensures that ...
- GST 2.0 revived demand. Now industry wants its tax credit unstuckThe GST Council is set to reconvene after a year to focus on reforming the input tax credit system. Recent surveys by KPMG and Deloitte hig...
- RoDTEP scheme extension likely for exporters as September 30 deadline nearsThe government plans to extend the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products scheme to support exporters. This initiative aims to ...
- Niti Aayog to review export SOPs amid evolving global trade orderIndia plans to evaluate the effectiveness of two export support schemes amidst changing trade dynamics. These schemes, RoSCTL and RoDTEP, h...
- This is how RoDTEP scheme can impact exportsAfter missing several deadlines, the Ministry of Commerce notified the guidelines and rates under the scheme on 17 August this year.
- Complete GST Chain To Boost ExportsA more efficient way is to bring all indirect taxes under GST. It will enable exporters who have paid embedded taxes in the value chain end...
- Govt notifies extension of RoSCTL scheme for textile exportersOn July 14, the Cabinet approved the continuation of the Rebate of State and Central Taxes and Levies (RoSCTL) scheme under which garment e...
- For policy stability, Cabinet okays 3-year extension of RoSCTL scheme for textiles exportersThis will provide a level playing field to exporters and boost Indian textile exports and make these products globally competitive by rebat...
- Govt approves extension of RoSCTL scheme for textiles exportersThe Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given its approval for continuation of Rebate of State and Central Taxes and ...
- Industry hopeful that RoDTEP will eliminate all undesired tax costs for exporters: ET-ILC MembersThe aim of RoDTEP is to refund non-creditable taxes embedded in the export product and the genesis of GST was to create a robust Input Tax ...
- RoDTEP benefits subject to conditions, restriction, fulfilment of procedural requirements: FinMinAvailability of benefits under tax refund scheme RoDTEP for exporters would be subject to conditions, restriction, ineligibility and fulfil...
- Textiles ministry notifies extension of scheme to rebate taxes on garment exportsGarment exporters will continue to get rebate on central and state taxes on their outward shipments as the government has decided to extend...
- Cabinet approves extension of rebate of taxes scheme for export of garments, made-ups from April 1The Union Cabinet approved extension of scheme for Rebate of State and Central Taxes and Levies on Export of Garments and Made-ups from Apr...
- Commerce ministry proposes a new export incentives schemeThe new scheme will allow reimbursement of duties on export inputs and indirect taxes through freely transferrable scrips.
- Government clears scheme to rebate central, state embedded taxes for textiles sectorThe decision was taken at a meeting of the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi here.
- Facing WTO threat, government plans new schemes for job creationThe government is mulling new schemes linked to job creation and manufacturing clusters, especially in the case of textiles and apparel whe...
- Daily use products, LPG to become cheaper under GSTIn a majority of supplies of goods, the tax incidence approved by the GST Council is much lower than the present combined indirect tax rate...
- Sugar, tea, coffee, milk powder to cost less under GSTCurrently, sugar attracts specific central excise duty of Rs 71 per quintal plus a cess of Rs 124, which translates into ad valorem rate of...
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