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Tips to reduce Customs Duty while Importing

Many importers assume customs duty is a fixed cost that cannot be changed—but that’s one of the most expensive myths in international trade. In reality, a large part of the duty you pay depends on decisions made before the goods even leave the supplier’s factory. From choosing the right HS code and country of origin… Read More »

Customs Duty – Calculation and Parameters – Part 2

On what basis is the Customs Duty Calculated? The final amount of duty payable is calculated based on the product’s classification (HS Code), value (typically CIF – Cost, Insurance, and Freight), and the country of origin, all of which are factored according to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 and the Customs Act, 1962. Importers can use online tools… Read More »

India New Zealand Bilateral Trade Agreement

India has steadily expanded its global trade partnerships to strengthen economic growth, create jobs, and enhance its global standing. After signing six Free Trade Agreements in the last five years, the latest being with Oman this month, India and New Zealand have just concluded negotiations for a forward-looking FTA, marking a historic milestone in bilateral… Read More »

Know all about Deemed Export in India

Deemed Exports in India Meaning, Benefits, and Examples In India’s foreign trade, the word “export” usually means sending goods outside the country. But India’s Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) also recognizes some special transactions within India as “exports,” even when the goods do not cross borders. These special supplies are known as Deemed Exports. Deemed Exports… Read More »