RoDTEP, GST refunds, LUT and inverted-duty matters for exporters.
Exporters routinely leave GST refunds unclaimed or stuck. A 2026 guide to zero-rated supply, exporting under LUT vs with IGST, inverted duty structure refunds, the RFD-01 process, and the documentation that gets refunds sanctioned without queries.
GST Refunds for Exporters in 2026: LUT, Inverted Duty & the 60-Day Clock Read More »
RoDTEP was briefly cut to 50% of notified rates, then restored to full (DGFT Notification 66/2025-26) and extended at full rates and value caps to 30 September 2026 (Notification 74/2025-26). The current position, how to claim correctly through the shipping bill and ICEGATE, and why your export costing needs a re-look after the whipsaw.
RoDTEP Rates 2026: The 50% Cut Reversed — Full Rates Back Till 30 Sept Read More »
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