RoDTEP, RoSCTL, Duty Drawback, EPCG and Advance Authorisation — how they work and how to claim them.
Government benefit schemes are real margin. Here's how to track RODTEP, ROSCTL and Duty Drawback receivables per order so none slip away.
RoDTEP refunds the embedded taxes and duties your export already paid. This guide shows Indian exporters exactly how to claim it — from shipping bill declaration to scrip utilisation — without leaving money on the table.
Duty Drawback refunds the customs duties embedded in your exported goods. Here's how Indian exporters claim it correctly — All Industry Rate vs Brand Rate, shipping bill declaration, and the bank-account and documentation steps that get you paid.
The EPCG scheme lets you import machinery and capital goods at zero customs duty — in exchange for an export obligation. This guide explains how the EPCG licence works, the export obligation maths, and how to stay compliant.
The Advance Authorisation scheme lets you import the inputs for your export product without paying duty, against an export obligation. This guide covers how it works, input-output norms, the export obligation, and how it differs from drawback and EPCG.
Exports are zero-rated under GST, so the IGST you pay on an export shipment comes back to you. This guide explains the two refund routes, the documents involved, why refunds get stuck, and how to keep the money flowing.
The eBRC is the proof that your export payment actually came in — and it underpins your incentive claims and DGFT standing. This guide explains what it is, how it is generated, and why exporters must track realisation shipment by shipment.
