E-RoSCTL

E-ROSCTL (Rebate of State and Central Taxes and Levies) is a Government of India scheme primarily targeted at the textile and garment sector, offering a rebate of embedded taxes and duties that are not reimbursed under GST. Under this scheme, eligible exporters of apparel and made-up articles are granted transferable duty credit scrips, issued electronically via the ICEGATE portal, based on FOB value of their exports.

 DFIA

DFIA (Duty-Free Import Authorization) is an export promotion scheme that permits duty-free import of inputs used in the manufacture of export products, subject to fulfillment of specified export obligations. Issued in electronic form via the DGFT portal, DFIA licences can be transferred after export compliance, allowing importers to reduce customs duty costs on eligible raw materials.

 E-RoDTEP

E-RODTEP (Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products) is a Government of India scheme designed to refund embedded taxes and duties that are not otherwise reimbursed under existing frameworks like GST.All export sectors (excluding SEZs and EOUs), including textiles, engineering goods, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and marine products.Under this scheme, eligible exporters are granted transferable duty credit scrips, issued electronically via the ICEGATE portal, based on the FOB value of their exports. 

DUTY DRAWBACK 

The Duty Drawback  is an export incentive provided by the Government of India to encourage exports and enhance global competitiveness.Exporters can claim a refund of customs duties, central excise duties,and service tax paid on inputs or raw materials used in the manufacture of exported goods. The refund is either a fixed percentage of the FOB (Free on Board) value of exports or based on actual duty paid, as applicable. By reducing the cost burden on exporters, the scheme helps improve margins and supports India’s presence in international trade.  

 FPS Scheme

The Focus Product Scheme(FPS) was introduced by the Indian government to promote the export of specific products with high employment potential and export demand. Under this scheme, eligible exporters received duty credit scrips as incentives, which could be used to offset customs duties or sold in the market. Although FPS has now been phased out and replaced by newer schemes, we continue to assist exporters in filing pending claims, managing documentation, and resolving related issues efficiently.

MEIS Scheme

The Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS) was introduced by the Government of India to promote the export of specified goods to selected markets. Under this scheme, eligible exporters receive duty credit scrips as rewards, which can be used to pay customs duties or be traded. Although MEIS has been replaced by the RoDTEP scheme for most sectors, assistance with old MEIS claims, documentation, and scrip utilization is still available. We help businesses navigate the process smoothly and maximize their export benefits.

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ADVANCE AUTHORISATION Scheme 

The Advance Authorisation Scheme is a duty exemption benefit offered by the Government of India to promote exports. It allows exporters to import inputs (raw materials, components, or parts) without paying customs duties, provided these inputs are used to manufacture products that are later exported. The scheme helps reduce production costs and enhances the competitiveness of Indian goods in global markets. Exporters must fulfill specified export obligations within a given timeframe to avail the duty exemption benefit. 

IGST Refund

IGST (Integrated Goods and Services Tax) Refund is a benefit provided to exporters under the GST regime in India. When goods or services are exported from India, they are treated as “zero-rated supplies,” meaning no tax is levied on the final export. However, exporters may have paid IGST on inputs or during the export process. The IGST Refund mechanism allows them to claim back this tax, ensuring that exports remain tax-free and liquidity is maintained. The refund is generally processed automatically through the GST and Customs system based on proper filing of returns and shipping bills. 

EPCG Scheme 

The Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) Scheme is an export incentive provided by the Government of India that allows exporters to import capital goods (like machinery and equipment) at zero or concessional customs duty. These capital goods must be used to produce goods or services meant for export. In return, exporters are required to fulfill a specific export obligation over a set period. The scheme is designed to encourage modernization of production facilities and improve the quality and volume of exports from India.