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Enabling exports

Taxes paid by exporters should be refunded swiftly

India imports
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The 40 sub-heads that may attract tariffs after six months include Rattan furniture and parts, precious stone articles, gold rope necklaces and neck chains, cultured pearls, yarn, cigarette paper, and corks and stoppers

Business Standard Editorial Comment Mumbai
The government has announced a new scheme that aims to reduce the tax burden on exporters — the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products, or RoDTEP. This, together with the Rebate of State and Central Levies and Taxes (RoSCTL) scheme, which focuses on textiles, is the latest attempt to intervene in the export market and increase Indian exports’ competitiveness. While better structured than previous efforts, the schemes nevertheless may founder on flaws in both conception and implementation. Export competitiveness should be addressed through both improving the regulatory and business environment in India, as well as through further simplifying

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