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Generations of Experience

Generations of Experience

Foreign Trade Policy

Foreign Trade Policy

Rational companies seek and claim policy-driven incentives to make themselves competitive in the market. We service companies to take advantage of incentivizing schemes laid out in India’s FTP and help them optimize their costs associated with international trade.

Such trade facilitating schemes involve but are not limited to –

  • Authorized Economic Operator Programme (AEO Tier I)
  • Advance Authorization
  • Duty-Free Import Authorization
  • Export Promotion of Capital Goods
  • Deferred Duty Payment Facility (AEO Tier II & III)

We also provide assistance with respect to educating firms on restrictions over the import of certain products (e.g. quotas) and on the absolute prohibition.

Product Classification & Barriers to Trade

Product Classification & Barriers to Trade

Companies often find themselves at the cross with government agencies with regards to tariffs and non-tariff barriers on the import of particular products. This is risky as time is of the essence in foreign trade.

Despite the functioning of Harmonized Systems of Nomenclature, nearly every country has a different interpretation of the product’s definition, its HSN code & its ever-changing barriers to trade.

We service companies to identify, assign correct classification, and consult them on tariff & non-tariff barriers to their product for seamless access to the Indian market.

Foreign Trade Agreements

Foreign Trade Agreements

Trade agreements help companies reduce their import tax burden. However, many companies fail to leverage this important tool of international trade.

The advantage of such agreements allows companies to gain market share in cross-border selling by having an edge due to reduced tariffs. It also helps companies in sourcing goods as a part of supply-chain in a cost-effective way.

We consult companies through applicable Rules of Origin & regulations under fine-prints of multilateral, regional, and bi-lateral trade agreements.

Customs Law

Customs Law

Customs are the gatekeepers who control the access of import/export to/from Indian shores. While being in their goods books is also good for business, any dispute with Customs could lead to losses of disastrous proportions.

We manage such risks for companies by staying abreast over all possible obstructions and acting through legally accorded rights for transparent and prudent cargo clearance.