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AIDC Exemption for SAFTA

Imran Ali

Will i be benefited from AIDC onto import in India from Bangladesh for HS Code 94031070 (Furniture of Plastics) if i provide SAFTA Certificate.

As by Providing SAFTA the BCD becomes Nill, Will AIDC also be Nill.

AIDC exemption under SAFTA may not apply; confirm tariff classification and consult customs on payable duties. SAFTA concessions primarily address Basic Customs Duty and do not automatically exempt separate additional levies; the Agriculture Infrastructure and Development Cess may therefore remain payable despite a nil Basic Customs Duty. Importers should verify correct tariff classification, present a valid Certificate of Origin to claim any SAFTA BCD concession, and consult customs authorities or a customs consultant to determine applicability of AIDC and other additional duties. A corrected HSN was noted but the procedural approach remains the same. (AI Summary)
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YAGAY andSUN on Apr 11, 2025

Under the South Asian Free Trade Area (SAFTA) agreement, goods imported from Bangladesh to India are eligible for customs duty concessions, primarily focusing on the Basic Customs Duty (BCD). Providing a valid SAFTA Certificate of Origin is essential to avail these benefits.

Regarding the Agriculture Infrastructure and Development Cess (AIDC), it is an additional duty imposed on certain goods to fund agricultural infrastructure. While the SAFTA agreement primarily addresses exemptions related to BCD, it does not necessarily extend to other additional duties like AIDC. Therefore, the AIDC applicable to your imported goods may not be exempted under SAFTA provisions.

Recommendation:

  • Verify Product Classification: Ensure that your products are correctly classified under HS Code 9403 10 70.
  • Consult Customs Authorities: Engage with Indian customs officials or a customs consultant to determine the exact duty structure applicable to your products under SAFTA and any additional cess like AIDC.
  • Review SAFTA Provisions: Examine the specific duty exemptions outlined in the SAFTA agreement to confirm eligibility for any additional duty exemptions.

By following these steps, you can accurately assess the customs duties applicable to your imports and ensure compliance with all necessary regulations.

Imran Ali on Apr 13, 2025

Sorry the correct HS Code Shall be 9403.70.00

YAGAY andSUN on Apr 15, 2025

Despite of change in HSN Code/Tariff Heading, procedure/process as mentioned above will remain intact/same.

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