Use of standard IE Codes notified by the DGFT for exempted categories of importers and exporters under ICES – regarding.

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.... exempted categories of importers and exporters under ICES - regarding. Under the Exim Policy by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), persons intending to import or export any goods are required to obtain an importer/exporter code (IE Code) from the designated office of the DGFT. Certain categories of importers/exporters have however been exempted from obtaining the IE Code and these ....

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.... referred to. Therefore importers/exporters belonging to the specified categories would need to declare the standards IE code as specified in the exim policy in their import/export documents. For example, Central Government departments would need to quote 0100000011, State Government departments will need to quote 0100000029 as their IE code for any export or import effected by them etc. Followin....

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....equired to register the Authorised Dealer code through whom he intends to get the foreign exchange remitted alongwith his account number with the Authorised Dealer. The exporter will also need to open an account with the designated bank for credit of the drawback amount. Apart from the categories for which standard codes have been prescribed there would still be some categories of importers/expor....