Tax Incentives for Exporters, · Free Tax Zones and other Deductions, · Infrastructure and Backward areas: · Tax Planning in respect of Amalgamation · Deduction of Tax at Source, · Advance Payment, · Recovery and Refund of Tax

1. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
MODULE-4
• Tax Incentives for Exporters,
• Free Tax Zones and other Deductions,
• Infrastructure and Backward areas:
• Tax Planning in respect of Amalgamation
• Deduction of Tax at Source,
• Advance Payment,
• Recovery and Refund of Tax
•
Export Benefits and Incentives in India
•
How does exports benefit to exporters in India? What are the financial
assistance to exporters? Advantages of Exports in India? What are the
different government schemes to
exporters? How does bank help
exporters financially? Different financial
schemes and other supports of Export
Promotion Councils. Who are the
organizations and agencies supporting
exporters in India and how?
• The below mentioned export benefits,
schemes, financial assistance and other support to exporters in India by
government and other different agencies could be withdrawn or modified. The
actual beneficiaries may reconfirm with the concerned authorities whether such
export benefits are valid.
•
EXPORT FROM INDIA SCHEME
•
MEIS (Merchandise Exports from India Scheme)
• MEIS scheme for exporters was introduced in recent Foreign Trade Policy of India
2015-20 by consolidating previous different schemes such as Vishesh Krishi Gram
Udyog Yojana (VKGUY), Focus Product Scheme (FPS), Agri-Infrastructure Incentive

2. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

3. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

4. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

5. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

6. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

7. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

8. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

9. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

10. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

11. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

12. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

13. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

14. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

15. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

16. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

17. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

18. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

19. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

20. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

21. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

22. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

23. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

24. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

25. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

26. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

27. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and

28. INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, BHOPAL
Scrip), Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS) etc with modification. MEIS
scheme extends benefits to more than 5000 export items and the duty credit
scrips helps exporters in payment of Customs Duties for import of inputs or
goods, payment of excise duties on domestic procurement of inputs or goods,
payment of service tax on procurement of services, payment of Customs Duty
and fee etc. I have written detailed articles about MEIS scheme in this web blog
and you may read in detail here.
•
•
•
SEIS (Service Exports from India Scheme)
•
• The foreign Trade Policy of India 2015-20 introduced SEIS (Service Exports from
India Scheme) for service exporters by modifying SFIS scheme of previous years
by benefiting all service providers of India including foreign brand of Indian
Companies. Detailed articles about SEIS have been written in this web blog, you
may click here to read.
•
•
ASSISTANCE FROM TRADE PROMOTION COUNCILS AND COMMODITY
BOARDS
• Trade promotion council of different products and commodity boards helps
exporters with various financial schemes and other service assistance.
Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI),
Financial support to attend Trade Fairs, various information supports etc.
are some of them. Click here for details.
•
• You may also contact concerned trade promotion council and commodity board
for more details.
•
•
DUTY EXEMPTION AND REMISSION SCHEME FOR EXPORTERS:
•
•
•
Advance Authorization Scheme (AA scheme):
As per foreign trade policy of India, inputs are allowed to import without duty
payment for export purpose. The licensing authority fixes value addition on
export products not below 15%. A stipulated period to import is allowed and