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Twelve yes/no questions about what you export, import and finance; the sheet reads back which schemes to claim, evaluate or skip – RoDTEP and drawback, Advance Authorisation, MOOWR, EPCG, RoSCTL, interest subvention, MAI fair support and the state-policy layer.

From chapters30: Structuring for Scale29: Getting Paid15: The Buyer-Hunting Playbook

Inputs

Q1. Exporting goods (not only services)?
Q2. Shipping bills filed with scheme declarations ticked?
Q3. Product on RoDTEP 4R/4RE with a live rate?
Q4. Imported inputs embedded in your exports?
Q5. Comfortable with export-obligation paperwork (AA)?
Q6. Duty cash-flow (not quantum) the real pain?
Q7. Capital goods purchase against credible export demand?
Q8. Apparel or made-ups?
Q9. Udyam-registered MSME manufacturer?
Q10. Product on the interest-subvention positive list?
Q11. Exhibiting at fairs this year?
Q12. State policy benefits reviewed?

RoDTEP + Drawback AIR (default layer)CLAIM

All results

Results

Your stack

  • RoDTEP + Drawback AIR (default layer)

    CLAIM

  • Interest subvention 2.75%

    REGISTER & CLAIM (INR 5 million cap)

  • MAI fair subsidy via EPC

    APPLY BEFORE PAYING FULL PRICE

  • State-policy layer

    read your state policy once

Not for you now

  • Advance Authorisation

  • MOOWR bonded manufacturing

  • EPCG

  • RoSCTL

Advance Authorisation, EOU and SEZ move you to RoDTEP 4RE rates and change drawback on the same inputs. Never count a duty twice. See Chapter 30.

Indicative only. Duty, incentive, GST and interest rates move, often by notification and without notice; check the current rate before you quote, order or file. The tool reproduces the book's worksheet and is not tax, legal or financial advice.