Export realisation timelines require repatriation within prescribed periods, with extended treatment for Indian-rupee settlements and dealer-approved delays. Exporters must realise and repatriate full or permitted reduced export value within the applicable period, including through set-off where permitted. ... Summary
Export realisation timelines require repatriation within prescribed periods, with extended treatment for Indian-rupee settlements and dealer-approved delays.
Exporters must realise and repatriate full or permitted reduced export value within the applicable period, including through set-off where permitted. Ordinary goods exports, services, and goods sold from overseas warehouses are subject to nine-month timelines, while project exports follow contractual payment terms. Indian-rupee invoiced or settled exports have a twelve-month period. An Authorised Dealer may allow an extension for satisfactory reasons and must maintain systems to monitor timely realisation of export proceeds.
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