Duty Free Import of Capital Goods (EPCG Scheme)


EPCG Scheme allows import of capital goods for pre-production, production and post-production at Zero customs duty. Alternatively, the Authorisation holder may also procure Capital Goods from indigenous sources in accordance with provisions of paragraph 5.07 of FTP. The EPCG scheme allows duty free import of capital goods, new capital goods at NIL Customs duty as against the normal total of 26.428%, thus providing a total duty saved of import value. EPCG comes with condition that export obligation to be fulfilledthat equivalent to 6 times of duty saved, to be done over a period of 6 years. The export obligation needs to be fulfilled by the license holder.We are Chartered Accountant firm provide EPCG Scheme DGFT Services in Pune.

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We are DGFT Consultant in DELHI provideing consultancy and solutions for taking maximum benefits with import export business. We take care of DGFT legal documentation, preparation of EPCG Application, representation and coordination with DGFT and other associated Government Departments till you finally get the EPCG license.We are DGFT , EPCG & Exim Consultant in DELHI providing solution in DGFT related matters.
  • Feasibility study of EPCG Applicaition
  • Legal Documents Preparation
  • Practical Solutions for maximizing benefits
  • Preparation of Application
  • Post EPCG Compliances
  • EPCG Redemption
  • Highlights of EPCG Scheme

    Export Obligation
    The export obligation needs to be fulfilled by the export of goods or services capable of being manufactured or produced by the use of the capital goods imported under the scheme
    Duty Free Import of Capital Goods
    EPCG Scheme allows import of capital goods for pre-production, production and post-production at Zero customs duty. Alternatively, the Authorisation holder may also procure Capital Goods from indigenous sources
    Export Obligation Calculation
    In case of direct imports, EO shall be reckoned with reference to actual duty saved amount. In case of domestic sourcing, EO shall be reckoned with reference to notional Customs duties saved on FOR value

    Conditions for Import Under EPCG Scheme

    Import of capital goods shall be subject to Actual User condition till the export obligation (E.O.) is completed. The following shall apply to the fulfillment of the export obligation:-
  • Physical Exports
  • Deemed Exports
  • Royalty Payments received in Freely Convertible Currency
  • Foreign exchange received for R& D services
  • Supplies to SEZ Units / Supplies to Developers/Co-Developers
  • Port Handling Services
  • Export Obligation can be fulfilled by export of goods Manufactured / Services rendered by the Applicant

  • Fulfillment of Export Obligation (EO) Under EPCG Scheme

    The Authorisation holder under the EPCG scheme shall, while maintaining the average export obligation, fulfill the specific export obligation over the prescribed block period in the following proportions:
    Period From The Date Of Issue Of Authorisation Minimum Export Obligation To Be Fulfilled
    Block of 1st to 4th year 50%
    Block of 5th and 6th year Balance EO

    The Authorisation holder would intimate the Regional Authority on the fulfilment of the export obligation, as well as average exports, within three months of completion of the block, by secured electronic filing using digital signatures

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