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RODTEP - Overview
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RoDTEP, which stands for Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products, is a new initiative launched by the Indian government to succeed the Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS). Its goal is to create a fair environment for exporters by refunding the taxes and they incur during the production and distribution of exported items. RoDTEP a broad spectrum of products and is applicable to all exporters, including small and medium enterprises (SMEs). This scheme is aimed at boosting the competitiveness of Indian exporters in the global marketplace and fostering the growth of the country's export sector.
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Importance and benefits of Registration
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Procedure of filing registration application
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Documents required for Pvt. Ltd. Registration
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Registration Application Fees
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Different types of Registrations
What is RoDTEP Scheme?
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The RoDTEP Scheme, which stands for Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products, is an initiative by the Government of India aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of Indian exports. This new scheme replaces the previous Merchandise Export from India Scheme (MEIS) and is designed to ensure compliance with global trade regulations. By providing refunds on various duties and taxes, the RoDTEP Scheme is set to support exporters and promote seamless trade in the international market.
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Under the RoDTEP scheme, exporters will receive reimbursements for a variety of duties and taxes that are not currently refunded, including state and central taxes, electricity duties, and fuel costs for transportation. This initiative aims to enhance the competitiveness of Indian exports in global markets by lowering the overall export.
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The RoDTEP scheme is set to launch on January 1, 2021, and will be accessible to all eligible exporters across the country. This initiative aims to provide crucial support to exporters who are grappling with financial difficulties from the COVID-19 pandemic. By doing so, it is anticipated to enhance India's overall export performance.
Requirements of the RoDTEP Scheme
Exporter Registration:
The exporter must have a valid Import-Export Code (IEC) issued by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT).
ICEGATE Registration:
The exporter must be registered on the Indian Customs Electronic Gateway (ICEGATE) and have a valid Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) Class 3.
Country of Origin:
The exported goods must be manufactured in India.
Export Destination:
The goods must be exported to any country in the world.
Product Coverage:
The exported goods must fall under the list of eligible products as specified in Appendix 4R of the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP).
Time Limit:
The exporter must file a claim for RoDTEP within six months from the date of shipment.
Tax Payment:
The exporter must have paid all applicable taxes, including Goods and Services Tax (GST), on the inputs used in the manufacture of the exported goods.
Physical Verification:
The exporter may be subject to physical verification of their records by the customs authorities to ensure compliance with the scheme's requirements.
What is Eligibility Criteria for RODTEP Scheme?
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Both manufacturer and merchant exporters (traders) are eligible for the benefits of the RoDTEP scheme
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There is no turnover threshold required to claim RoDTEP benefits
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Re-exported products are not eligible for benefits under this scheme
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The exported products must have India listed as the country of origin to be eligible for the RoDTEP scheme
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Special Economic Zone and Export Oriented Units are also eligible for benefits under this scheme
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The RoDTEP scheme also applies to goods exported via courier through e-commerce platforms.
Categories Under the RoDTEP Scheme
Category A: includes products like agriculture, textiles, and handicrafts.
Category B: includes products with high employment generation potential, like marine products, leather, gems, and jewellery.
Category C: includes products with significant potential for export growth, like engineering goods, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals.
Category D: includes products with lower priority, like plastics, rubber, and ceramic.
Features of RoDTEP Scheme
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Applicable to all sectors
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Priority given to labour-intensive sectors
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Present benefits under MEIS Scheme are at various rates of 2%, 3% or 5% of the export value
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Discontinuation of MEIS Scheme from 1st January, 2021 and the introduction of RoDTEP scheme from the same date
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Eligibility for manufacturer and merchant exporters as well as SEZ units
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Exports under the Advance Authorisation and EOU Units are ineligible
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No minimum export/turnover criteria
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Goods exported through all methods are eligible
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Country of origin rules apply
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Re-exported products are not eligible
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Fully automatic tax assessment
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Real-time monitoring of clearance status through a digital platform
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Can be used to pay basic customs duty on imported goods
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Transferable credits to other importers
Documents required for RoDTEP Scheme
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Export invoice
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Shipping bill
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Bill of lading
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GST return filed under GST laws
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Bank realisation certificate
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Certificate of origin of the exported goods
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Any other documents as may be required by the Customs or DGFT authorities
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