by Unnathi Partners | Oct 27, 2026 | blog, Customs & IPR
Take a services exporter with INR 1 crore of exports a year. Under one GST refund route, the refund is INR 6.4 lakh. Under the other, it is INR 18 lakh. Same business, same year. The scheme you pick matters as much as the price you quote. The right export incentive in...
by Unnathi Partners | Sep 30, 2026 | blog, Customs & IPR
TL;DR: The MOOWR scheme (Manufacturing and Other Operations in Warehouse Regulations) lets manufacturers import raw materials and capital goods into a licensed bonded warehouse without paying customs duty upfront – duty is deferred, interest-free, until goods...
by Unnathi Partners | Sep 30, 2026 | blog, Customs & IPR
TL;DR: Section 54 of the CGST Act lets you claim a refund on zero-rated exports, accumulated ITC from an inverted duty structure, excess cash ledger balance, wrongly paid tax, and a few other categories. Claims are filed electronically through Form RFD-01 within two...
by Unnathi Partners | Sep 30, 2026 | blog, Customs & IPR
TL;DR: The difference between anti dumping duty and safeguard duty comes down to what each responds to. Anti dumping duty India targets goods sold below normal value by a specific foreign exporter, applied country- and company-wise after proving dumping and injury....
by Unnathi Partners | Sep 30, 2026 | blog, Customs & IPR
TL;DR: If your business imports from a related party – a parent company, group entity, or licensor – customs can refer your shipments to the Special Valuation Branch (SVB) to check whether the declared price is fair. The SVB customs clearance process takes...
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