Value addition norms for non convertible currency exports require higher local value addition and permit contracts and obligations in Indian rupees. Appendix-4C sets value addition norms for non freely convertible currency exports: freely convertible trade follows general norms; exports against liquidation of RPA balances, repayment of State credits to Russia, and Special Rupee Account-funded exports must meet a higher value addition threshold-whichever is greater between a specified percentage and the Handbook of Procedures rate-and may use Indian rupee denominated contracts, invoices, and Advance Authorisation obligation entries. Exports to Iran in Indian rupees have a separate minimum value addition requirement applicable to jewellery and superseding the Handbook provision for jewellery.
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Value addition norms for non convertible currency exports require higher local value addition and permit contracts and obligations in Indian rupees.
Appendix-4C sets value addition norms for non freely convertible currency exports: freely convertible trade follows general norms; exports against liquidation of RPA balances, repayment of State credits to Russia, and Special Rupee Account-funded exports must meet a higher value addition threshold-whichever is greater between a specified percentage and the Handbook of Procedures rate-and may use Indian rupee denominated contracts, invoices, and Advance Authorisation obligation entries. Exports to Iran in Indian rupees have a separate minimum value addition requirement applicable to jewellery and superseding the Handbook provision for jewellery.
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