The DGFT has extended its EODC issuance drive until May 31, 2026 to clear pending applications under AA and EPCG schemes. The move emphasizes faster disposal of old and deficient cases while reducing compliance burden on exporters.
The notice clarifies eligibility, UIN requirements, and claim procedures under the export credit scheme. It emphasizes strict compliance and limits benefits to eligible disbursements.
The Bengaluru CGST zone cautioned taxpayers about individuals posing as GST officers. Taxpayers were advised to verify officer identity, authorization, and DIN before allowing inspections.
Authorities warned taxpayers about fake GST officers conducting fraudulent inspections. Businesses must verify officer identity, written authorization, and DIN before allowing any search or inspection.
DGFT has launched the Support for Emerging Export Opportunities initiative under EPM to help MSMEs access trade finance for exports to underserved markets. The scheme provides government-backed risk-sharing support through Exim Bank to strengthen cross-border trade.
The government introduced a pilot credit assistance program under the Export Promotion Mission to provide working capital, guarantee cover, and interest subvention to MSME e-commerce exporters.
The government operationalised an Inter-Ministerial Group to monitor geopolitical impacts on supply chains and recommend mitigation measures to protect India’s exports.
The new scheme offers up to 30% freight reimbursement (₹20 lakh cap) to eligible MSMEs exporting notified products from identified districts, effective 20 February 2026.
DGFT has introduced the FLOW initiative to address logistics and warehousing challenges faced by MSMEs in global markets. The scheme provides capped financial assistance and structured compliance conditions to improve export efficiency.
The government introduces INSIGHT under NIRYAT DISHA to strengthen export readiness through trade intelligence, skills development, and cluster-level facilitation.
