India’s SEZ 2.0 framework and Union Budget 2026-27 introduce concessional domestic sales and shift performance metrics to net positive growth. These reforms aim to boost global competitiveness while mitigating challenges posed by the OECD's fifteen percent Global Minimum Tax rules.
Click to View MoreRoDTEP refunds embedded central, state, and local duties (like electricity and fuel taxes) not covered by other schemes. It offers transferable electronic scrips to pay basic customs duty, enhancing global price competitiveness.
Click to View MoreIndia is taking several steps to boost exports, including GST rate cuts, Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes, and trade infrastructure upgrades. These measures aim to make Indian goods more competitive globally, diversify export markets, and promote sustainable, value-added growth in line with international standards.
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