Goods and Services Tax : The Bombay High Court ruled that exports classified as "restricted" remain eligible for RoDTEP benefits when carried out with spec...
DGFT : A new mandate requires scroll generation within 72 hours for key export schemes. This ensures faster benefit realization and impro...
DGFT : The sharp reduction in RoDTEP rates under Notification No. 60/2025-26 directly impacts exporter margins and ERP accruals. Finance ...
DGFT : DGFT’s sudden reduction in RoDTEP rates reduces FOB margins by 1–2%, compelling exporters to reassess pricing and cost strateg...
DGFT : RoDTEP scheme refunds export duties via E-scrips on ICEGATE. Exporters use IEC to register, and CBIC has extended E-scrip validity...
DGFT : The government extended the RoSCTL scheme without changes to maintain stability for exporters. The decision ensures continued tax ...
Custom Duty : CBIC's E-scrip module for digital access to RoSCTL and RoDTEP schemes. Step-by-step guide for exporters, including account creati...
DGFT : Commerce Ministry finally allowed RODTEP benefit to Chemical, Pharma and Steel Sector for the Exports transactions undertaken betw...
DGFT : Export Promotion Government is encouraging and promoting Indian exports in international markets and initiate suitable interventio...
DGFT : Government has released Rs 56,027 crore in order to clear pending export incentive dues to exporters, which is for various Schemes...
DGFT : The Gujarat High Court held that exporters may apply for RoDTEP benefits even if the claim was not mentioned in the shipping bills...
DGFT : The Gujarat High Court held that exporters who exported sugar with the prescribed permission of the Directorate of Sugar were enti...
Custom Duty : The issue was whether restricted classification of sugar disqualified exporters from incentives. The Court ruled that conditional ...
Custom Duty : The Bombay High Court directed authorities to review a sugar exporter’s claim for a refund under the RODTEP scheme, ordering a d...
Custom Duty : Madras High Court has directed authorities to review BNBS Exports representation to remove risky exporter tag and sanction pending...
Custom Duty : This instruction tackles delays in rebate disbursal by enforcing a strict three-day processing timeline. The key takeaway is that ...
Custom Duty : The issue was whether deductions like commission affect export benefits. The circular clarifies that full FOB value is allowed unl...
DGFT : The issue was inconsistency between RoDTEP and Customs Tariff descriptions. The amendment aligns classifications retrospectively, ...
DGFT : The notification confirms continuation of RoDTEP with unchanged rates and caps. Exporters benefit from continuity and predictabili...
DGFT : The government has limited RoDTEP benefits to 50% of existing rates and value caps with immediate effect. The notification amends ...
The Gujarat High Court held that exporters may apply for RoDTEP benefits even if the claim was not mentioned in the shipping bills. It directed that such omission should not be treated as a waiver or result in rejection of the claim.
The Gujarat High Court held that exporters who exported sugar with the prescribed permission of the Directorate of Sugar were entitled to RoDTEP benefits. It directed the authorities to grant the rebate despite the export policy being classified as restricted.
The Bombay High Court ruled that exports classified as “restricted” remain eligible for RoDTEP benefits when carried out with specific government authorization. The Court held that regulatory restrictions do not amount to a prohibition and directed grant of benefits with 6% interest.
A new mandate requires scroll generation within 72 hours for key export schemes. This ensures faster benefit realization and improves exporters’ liquidity.
The issue was whether restricted classification of sugar disqualified exporters from incentives. The Court ruled that conditional restrictions allowing permitted exports do not negate RoDTEP eligibility.
This instruction tackles delays in rebate disbursal by enforcing a strict three-day processing timeline. The key takeaway is that authorities must ensure faster credit to prevent exporter hardship.
The issue was whether deductions like commission affect export benefits. The circular clarifies that full FOB value is allowed unless deductions exceed 12.5%.
The issue was inconsistency between RoDTEP and Customs Tariff descriptions. The amendment aligns classifications retrospectively, ensuring clarity and uniform eligibility for export benefits.
The government extended the RoSCTL scheme without changes to maintain stability for exporters. The decision ensures continued tax rebates and supports global competitiveness. It reinforces long-term policy certainty for the textile sector.
The notification confirms continuation of RoDTEP with unchanged rates and caps. Exporters benefit from continuity and predictability in incentives.
