Workshop on Export Incentives & Foreign Trade Policy

Workshop on Export Incentives & Foreign Trade Policy

26 Oct 2018 – Courtyard Marriott, Chennai

Introduction :

The New Foreign Trade Policy 2015-20 has considered various policy changes such as simplification and amalgamation of incentives schemes, revamping of incentives schemes for services exports, focus on reduction of transaction cost, incentives to SEZs, eliminating bottlenecks for doing business, etc. Export Incentives form the vital part of the policy. These incentives influence competitiveness of the exporters and help them explore new markets too. The new FTP aims at creating a strong support system for getting the vision of "Make in India" into the reality.

Objective :
-> To understand procedures and benefits of Export Incentives
-> To familiarize with various policy changes that impact exporters and support systems

Who should attend?
-> Manufacturers and Entrepreneurs
-> Exporters and Importers
-> Custom Clearance Agents
-> Executives from Export Marketing
-> Executives from Export and Import Departments
-> Finance and Accounts Professionals

Course Content:

(A) GST and Export Benefits
-> Concepts and definitions – Input, Capital Goods and Output
-> Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) - important updates - implications for practical working
-> Exports from India Schemes under Chapter 3 of FTP
o Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS)
o Service Exports from India Scheme (SEIS)
o Star Export House – Status Certificate
-> Duty Exemption/Remission Scheme
o Advance Authorisation (AA)
o Annual Advance Authorisation (AAA)
o Duty Free Import Authorisation (DFIA)
o Duty Drawback Scheme
-> Zero Duty Export Promotion Capital Goods Scheme (EPCG)
-> EXPORT ORIENTED UNITS (EOUs) scheme
-> Future of Incentives
-> Deemed Exports
-> Impact of GST on Export Incentives and current position.

(B) Export Incentives:
-> What are treated as Incentives under WTO
-> Prohibited subsidies
-> India's Commitment
-> New programs for overall development of exports
-> Current Incentives under Foreign Trade Policy
-> How incentives are treated under WTO agreements
-> Anti-subsidy and Countervailing measures- India's stand
-> Anti- Dumping and Safeguard Measures
-> Future Scenario of Export Incentives

(C) Guidelines and practical tips

How to Register:

-> Fees: Rs. 8950/- + 18% Goods & Service tax per person.
-> Please write to - register@comtraining.net / Call -
-> 022-66976892/66876874 Mention the name of participant, company,
-> Contact Details Fees includes lunch, tea, course material etc.

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