Duty Drawback Training / Workshop / Seminar

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1. Duty Drawback Scheme:

Objective:

DEPB scheme is withdrawn by the Government of India. Alternate scheme that is available at present is Duty Drawback Scheme. Department of Revenue has shifted items which were listed in the DEPB Rate Schedule to Drawback Rate Schedule, along with few general conditions. This requires exporters to understand the Drawback Scheme thoroughly. Considering this requirement, we have designed this programme, coverage of which is as under:Â

Coverage:

– Legal framework
– Meaning and scope
– Types of Drawback
– General Notes applicable for Drawback Scheme – important concepts
– Claiming All Industry Rate of Drawback – concept and procedure
– Claiming Brand Rate / Special Brand Rate of Drawback – concept and procedure
– Drawback on re-export of imported goods

2. Free Trade Agreement:

Objective:

Many countries in the world trade with each other on terms more preferential by entering into Free Trade Agreements. There are more than 500 agreements worldwide. With stagnant markets in Euro Zone and USA, India is trying to get more market access by entering into FTAs with many emerging markets. While few of the agreements already implemented, there are many more the negotiating table.

It is therefore essential to understand the complete mechanism of FTAs in order to gain competitiveness and expand the international trade.

Detailed coverage of the workshop is as under:

Coverage:

– WTO and Regional Trade Agreement (RTAs) [which includes FTAs and PTAs]
o Meaning under WTO Regime
o Scope of RTAs
o Why RTAs?
o Effects of RTAs
o WTO Rules for RTAs

Coverage:

– Overview of India’s engagement in RTAs
o India’s current engagements
o Important RTAs under negotiation

– ASEAN-India Free Trade Agreement (AIFTA)

o Overview of INDO-ASEAN FTA
— Introduction
— Tariff reduction and elimination
— Rules of Origin [important factors governing FTA]
o Impact of Indo-Asean FTA on Indian Industries
o Impact of China-Asean FTA on India’s trade (considering cost effectiveness and competitiveness in international markets)
o Indian Industries – Challenges and Opportunities

– India-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IJCEPA)

o Introduction
—Coverage of IJCEPA
— Important Regulations related to Trade in Goods
— Important Regulations Trade in Services
— Investment
— Important provisions such as movement of natural persons, government procurement, competition, Dispute Settlement, etc.

Faculty:

Mr. Sudhakar Kasture

• Mr. Sudhakar Kasture, Director of Exim Institute (A division of Helpline Impex Pvt. Ltd.) is an export-import consultant to more than 40 public / private limited companies, including MNCs.

• Consultant to Basic Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals & Cosmetics Export Promotion Council.

• Visiting / Guest faculty to FEDAI, Indo-German Chamber of Commerce, Bank of Baroda, Central Bank of India, Canara Bank, Syndicate Bank, Union Bank, Oriental Bank of Commerce, ICICI Bank, YES Bank, Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India Ltd., The Institute of Company Secretaries of India, The Institute of Chartered Accountants, MSME-Development Institute, Mumbai [Formerly known as SISI], etc.

• He has also conducted various Export Promotional Programmes on behalf of IGCC/ Chemexcil / CAPEXIL / FIEO / SRTEPC / WTC at locations like New Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Aurangabad, Baroda, Surat, Goa, Jaipur etc.

• He was appointed as a member of a task force by Ministry of Commerce and Industry on “Exports Transaction Cost Reduction Project”.

Timings 9:30 am – 5:00 pm , Registration begins at 9:00 am

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• Fees: Rs. 7,900/- +12.36 % service tax per person.
• Please write to register@princetonacademy.co.in / Call -022 66976892
• Mention the name of participant, company, contact details .
• Cheque favouring Princeton Academy Mumbai II Pvt. Ltd. payable at Mumbai.
• Fees includes lunch, tea, course material etc.