This document discusses various export incentives for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India. It outlines that SMEs in India export both traditional and non-traditional products. Key organizations that support SMEs include the Small Industries Development Bank of India, state financial corporations, and industrial development corporations. The government provides incentives like export credit guarantees, import licenses, cash assistance, duty drawbacks, and tax incentives under the income tax act to boost SME exports. These incentives aim to increase SME competitiveness in export markets like the US, EU, and Japan.
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This document discusses various export incentives for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India. It outlines that SMEs in India export both traditional and non-traditional products. Key organizations that support SMEs include the Small Industries Development Bank of India, state financial corporations, and industrial development corporations. The government provides incentives like export credit guarantees, import licenses, cash assistance, duty drawbacks, and tax incentives under the income tax act to boost SME exports. These incentives aim to increase SME competitiveness in export markets like the US, EU, and Japan.
This document discusses various export incentives for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India. It outlines that SMEs in India export both traditional and non-traditional products. Key organizations that support SMEs include the Small Industries Development Bank of India, state financial corporations, and industrial development corporations. The government provides incentives like export credit guarantees, import licenses, cash assistance, duty drawbacks, and tax incentives under the income tax act to boost SME exports. These incentives aim to increase SME competitiveness in export markets like the US, EU, and Japan.
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This document discusses various export incentives for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India. It outlines that SMEs in India export both traditional and non-traditional products. Key organizations that support SMEs include the Small Industries Development Bank of India, state financial corporations, and industrial development corporations. The government provides incentives like export credit guarantees, import licenses, cash assistance, duty drawbacks, and tax incentives under the income tax act to boost SME exports. These incentives aim to increase SME competitiveness in export markets like the US, EU, and Japan.
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Group member’s name Amit Dubey Yashwant .S. Jethwani Exports of SME Products that are exported by SMEs in India and in which small-scale industries (SSI) generally are non traditional products.
study by the Exim Bank reveals that both traditional
and non-traditional goods constitute exports of medium-sized enterprises
Potential export destinations for products of SMEs are
the USA, EU and Japan Organizations dealing with SMEs Small Industries Development Bank of India State Financial Corporations state Industrial Development Corporations The National Small Industries Corporation Government assistance To increase exports of SMEs, the government provides various incentives and facilities The Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India (ECGCI) provides special incentives to small exporters.. Export incentives to SME Import replenishment license Import of Canalised items against REP license Cash assistance Duty Drawback and Excise Rebate Duty exemption Scheme Exemption from Excise Duty Tax Incentives for Exports Incentives under Income Tax Act Concession To Newly Established 100% EOU Concession To Industrial units in Free Trade Zone Section 80 HHB – 50% Profits and Resident Indian Company Section 80 HHD – Provides for deduction ( Earnings) Section 80HHC - Provides for deduction ( Export turnover) Section 80 HEE – Provides for deduction ( computer software)
Section 35 B - Provides for deduction ( Expenditure
incurred by domestic companies and non-corporate taxpayer.
Incentives under sales tax laws - Section 5 of central
sales tax ( Registered claim and exports out of territory) Thank u