EPCG Scheme: Export Promotion Capital Goods Scheme in 2020– All Details
There are companies which deal with Export and Import or would like to enhance their
business in this for goods and services. EPCG Scheme ( Export Promotion Capital
goods Scheme ) is provided to the exporters by Government of India. The exporters
are entitled to import of new capital goods under this scheme without payment of
customs duties ( relates to tax ). The exporter can also purchase domestic capital
goods under this scheme by obtaining Invalidation letter.
How we help you to get the EPCG License:
Interlink Capital guides to approach for EPCG license from licensing authority ( DGFT
) and in applying the form getting the documentation done. We also help you to
complete the export obligation under epcg scheme in the time specified as to extend
the export obligation period for the further period of time.
Our Professional experts assist you to get EPCG Benefits:
We help you to fulfill the requirements of epcg license procedure
Quantifying for the EPCG benefits under the listing down requirements pertaining
to it.
Obtaining EPCG Authorization from Director General of Foreign Trade ( DGFT )
Guiding w.r.t. documentation and procedural requirement related to EPCG
Assistance in compliances with DGFT post EPCG
Getting Export Obligation Discharge certificate and release of Bond after
fulfilling the export obligation.
Export promotion capital goods scheme can be taken both post exports and pre exports.
The export requirement discharged would require fulfilment of specific export
obligation in addition to the existing Average export performance over a period of
three years.
Exporters availing benefit under Technology up gradation Fund Scheme can also avail
the benefit of Zero duty EPCG Scheme. Period of import would be 9 months and Import
of motor cars, SUV’s, all-purpose vehicles by hotels, travel agents, or tour or
transport operators and companies owning/operating golf resorts not allowed. Export
Obligation for domestic sourcing of capital goods under this scheme has been reduced
by 10% to encourage import substitution.
