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We are really happy to see second edition in your hands and we are deeply indebted to readers.
Globalisation, liberalisation, and Information Technology have transformed the world into a global village. No country can remain self-sufficient. Interdependence is indispensable. What we have in excess has to be exported and what is in shortage is to be imported.
In the fast changing international trading scenario, India with its large skilled work force, growing domestic market, availability of raw material and the emergence of a mature supply base is set to gain enormously from this trend. India is all set to become a major player in the world trade and a global hub. Recent visit of the American President has given further impetus to it.
There is a sea change in the mindset of policy makers and traders and manufacturers. Quota-raj and permit-raj have been replaced by business friendly laws with ever expanding list of concessions, sops, incentives etc.
Foreign Trade is not confined to customs alone. Many other agencies are involved. All aspects relating to exports like clearances from DGFT, RBI, FEDAI Rules, FEMA, Customs, Excise, Service Tax, Income Tax, VAT, etc are explained precisely and lucidly. General issues are also addressed appropriately.
A novel attempt has been made to provide one-stop solution for all problems.
It can be proudly said that it is also the first book of this kind. The presentation of the subject in this book is unique and user-friendly. Readers are hoped to feel at home in handling many day-to-day practical problems. Students get into ready-to-answer mode for many questions being asked in the examinations. All practically useful aspects of the Foreign Trade Policy are dealt in a user-friendly manner. The topics and the contents are so arranged and explained that the entire subject will be on the finger tips of the reader. It guides the exporters in their day-to-day requirements and adorns the desk-tops of the readers in solving readily the queries that crop-up.
We are grateful to Mr. Abhay Dongre for editing the book.
We are also deeply grateful to Mr. R.A. Garg of Commercial Law Publishers (I) Pvt. Ltd. who has shown spirited enthusiasm and enterprise in bringing out this edition. We are beholden to all the readers for their comments and valuable suggestions.
Chapter 1--Phenomenal Growth in Exports 1
Chapter 2--Export Data Bank 6
Chapter 3--Preliminaries 15
Chapter 4--Incoterms 2000 18
Chapter 5--Letter of Credit 21
Chapter 6--Import Export Code (IEC) Number 26
Chapter 7--Registration-cum-Membership Certificate (RCMC) 37
Chapter 8--Common Business identifier-Pan Based 42
Chapter 9--Selection of Export Market 45
Chapter 10--Appointment of Overseas agent 47
Chapter 11--Export Management 49
Chapter 12--Introduction to Exports 52
Chapter 13--General Provisions Regarding Imports & Exports 63
Chapter 14--Promotional Measures 73
Chapter 15--Pre-shipment & Post-shipment Finance 77
Chapter 16--Types of Customs Duties 87
Chapter 17--FAQs on Exports 92
Chapter 18--Export General Manifest 131
Chapter 19--Time Bound disposal of Applications 144
Chapter 20--Shipping Bills 148
Chapter 21--Export Documentation 151
Chapter 22--Certificate of origin 155
Chapter 23--Bill of Lading 159
Chapter 24--Self-Assessment 161
Chapter 25--Quality Control & Inspection 166
Chapter 26--Labelling, Pac-kaging, Packing & Marking 170
Chapter 27--Self-Certification & Self-Sealing 180
Chapter 28--Marine Insurance 188
Chapter 29--Date of shipment/Despatch 193
Chapter 30--Practical Problems After Clearance for export 195
Chapter 31--Bonds & Bank Guarantees 198
Chapter 32--RBI on Export of Goods & Services 201
Chapter 33--Third Party Exports 241
Chapter 34--Postal Imports & Exports 243
Chapter 35--Courier Imports & Exports 251
Chapter 36--Project Imports 258
Chapter 37--Relevant Dates 260
Chapter 38--Re-Import & Re-export of goods 261
Chapter 39--Export under Bond 264
Chapter 40--Export under Rebate 267
Chapter 41--Export by exempted units 277
Chapter 42--Proof of export 281
Chapter 43--Drawback Scheme 285
Chapter 44--Restrictions/Prohibitions 288
Chapter 45--Offences & Penalties 292
Chapter 46--Compounding of offences under customs 299
Chapter 47--Duplicate copies 305
Chapter 48--Merchant overtime fee (MOT) 307
Chapter 49--Appeals 309
Chapter 50--Settlement Commission 314
Chapter 51--Grievance Redressal 316
Chapter 52--Star Export Houses 317
Chapter 53--Services Exports 320
Chapter 54--Served from India Scheme 322
Chapter 55--Vishesh Krishi and Gram Udyog Yojana 324
Chapter 56--Focus Market Scheme 327
Chapter 57--Focus Product Scheme 329
Chapter 58--Duty Exemption & Remission Schemes 331
Chapter 59--Advance Authorisation Scheme 333
Chapter 60--Duty Entitlement Passbook (DEPB) Scheme 338
Chapter 61--Duty free import authorisation 340
Chapter 62--Gems and Jewellery Scheme 343
Chapter 63--Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) Scheme 351
Chapter 64--EOUs/EHTPs/STPs & BTPs 358
Chapter 65--Deemed Exports 374
Chapter 66--Special Economic Zones (SEZ) Scheme 379
Chapter 67--Income Tax Benefits 391
Chapter 68--Service Tax 392
Chapter 69--Value Added Tax 398
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