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: 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...
by Unnathi Partners | Sep 28, 2026 | blog, Customs & IPR
TL;DR: If counterfeit versions of your trademark, design, copyright or GI keep turning up in import shipments, customs IPR recordation gets Customs to stop them at the port instead of chasing every consignment. It runs through ICeR portal registration under the IPR...
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