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Export incentives are financial and non-financial benefits provided by the Government of India to promote exports, reduce the cost of production, and enhance the global competitiveness of Indian goods and services.
πΉ Purpose: Encourage exports, increase foreign exchange earnings, and boost Indiaβs global trade position.
πΉ Who Can Avail? Exporters of goods and services, manufacturers, and merchant exporters.
πΉ Types of Incentives: Duty exemptions, tax refunds, interest subsidies, and direct financial support.
β Ideal For: Exporters looking to maximize profitability and reduce tax/duty costs
Key Export Incentive Schemes in India
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1. Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP)
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Refunds unrebated taxes & duties on exported goods.
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Covers state and central levies, including electricity, VAT, and Mandi tax.
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Applicable for all eligible exporters under notified HS codes.
π Benefit: Reduces export costs by reimbursing hidden taxes & duties.
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2. Rebate of State and Central Taxes and Levies (RoSCTL)
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Specifically for textiles and apparel exports.
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Refunds State & Central taxes and levies.
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Available in the form of transferable duty scrips.
π Benefit: Boosts competitiveness of garment & textile exporters.
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3. Duty Drawback Scheme (DBK)
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Refunds customs duty on imported inputs used in exported goods.
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Available for both manufacturers and merchant exporters.
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Two types: All Industry Rate (AIR) & Brand Rate (BR).
π Benefit: Reduces raw material costs, making exports price competitive.
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4οΈβ£ Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) Scheme
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Allows duty-free import of capital goods for export production.
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Minimum export obligation: 6 times the duty saved over 6 years.
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Applicable to manufacturers & service providers.
π Benefit: Reduces capital investment costs for exporters.
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5οΈβ£ Advance Authorization (AA) Scheme
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Allows duty-free import of raw materials for exports.
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Includes basic customs duty, IGST, and compensation cess exemptions.
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Can be used for job work or direct export production.
π Benefit: Cuts input costs, making Indian exports cost-effective.
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6οΈβ£ Duty-Free Import Authorization (DFIA)
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Similar to Advance Authorization but transferable.
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Used for importing inputs duty-free after fulfilling export obligations.
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Lower compliance burden compared to AA scheme.
π Benefit: Provides flexibility in sourcing inputs after exports.
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7. Interest Equalisation Scheme (IES)
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Provides 2% – 3% interest subsidy on export credit.
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Available for MSME exporters & selected sectors.
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Applied directly by banks on pre & post-shipment credit.
π Benefit: Reduces financing costs for exporters.
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8.Β IGST Refund on Exports
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Exporters can claim back IGST paid on exported goods.
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Two methods:
- With Payment of IGST β Refund via shipping bill filing.
- Without Payment of IGST β Claim via LUT under GST.
π Benefit: Eliminates double taxation, improving cash flow.
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9. Special Economic Zones (SEZ) Benefits
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Full income tax exemption for SEZ units for the first 5 years.
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Duty-free procurement of goods & services.
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No GST on supplies within SEZs.
π Benefit: SEZ exporters enjoy tax-free and duty-free advantages.
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10. Export-Oriented Units (EOU) Benefits
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Customs & GST exemptions on inputs & capital goods.
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Deemed export benefits for local procurements.
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No import licensing requirements.
π Benefit: EOUs enjoy multiple tax exemptions & duty waivers.
Other Export Incentives & Benefits
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β Market Access Initiative (MAI): Financial assistance for export promotion activities like fairs and exhibitions.
β TIES (Trade Infrastructure for Export Scheme): Helps develop export logistics and warehousing infrastructure.
β Export Credit Insurance (ECGC): Covers credit risks in export transactions.
β State-Level Export Incentives: Some states provide subsidies, tax benefits, and infrastructure support.
β Merchant Exporter Benefits: Lower GST (0.1%) on domestic procurements for exports.
β GST Exemptions on Freight: No GST on ocean & air freight for exports.
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Common Challenges & Solutions in Export Incentives
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πΉ Documentation Issues
Problem: Incorrect filing can lead to claim rejection.
Solution: Expert verification to ensure error-free documentation.
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πΉ Delay in Incentive Processing
Problem: Government refunds take months to process.
Solution: Proper application tracking & follow-up ensures timely disbursement.
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πΉ Lack of Awareness About Eligibility
Problem: Exporters miss out on maximum benefits.
Solution: Expert advisory to identify & optimize all available incentives
Why Choose Pragati Exim Solution for Export Incentives?
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π 25+ Years of Experience in Export-Import Consultancy
π Expert Advisory on Eligibility & Documentation
π Hassle-Free Processing & Maximum Incentive Claims
π Direct Coordination with DGFT, Customs & Banks
π Want to maximize your export incentives? Contact Pragati Exim Solution today! π
- 1 What are the major export incentives available in India?
- Exporters can avail benefits under RoDTEP, Duty Drawback, EPCG, Advance Authorization, IGST Refund, and Interest Equalization.
- 2 Can both manufacturers and merchant exporters avail these incentives?
- Some schemes, like RoDTEP and Duty Drawback, are available for all exporters, while others like EPCG & AA are for manufacturers only.
- 3 How does RoDTEP help exporters?
- RoDTEP refunds hidden taxes & duties that are not refunded under GST.
- 4 What is the validity of these export incentives?
- Schemes are reviewed periodically by the DGFT & Ministry of Commerce.
- 5 Can service exporters avail these incentives?
- Some incentives, like SEIS (discontinued), were available for services, but most incentives apply to goods exports.
- 6 How can exporters claim Duty Drawback?
- By filing a shipping bill at customs, mentioning the applicable drawback rate.
- 7 Is GST applicable on export incentives?
- No, export incentives are not subject to GST.
- 8 What happens if exporters do not meet EPCG obligations?
- They must pay back the duty saved along with interest.
- 9 Can exporters apply for multiple incentives?
- Yes, but not all incentives can be claimed simultaneously for the same transaction.
- 10 How can Pragati Exim Solution assist exporters?
- We provide end-to-end support for documentation, compliance, and maximizing benefits.