How to earn Extra 5% from Export of Services outside India

How to earn Extra 5% from Export of Services outside India By CA Paras Mehra Introduction India is a country which offers various incentives

How to earn Extra 5% from Export of Services outside India
By CA Paras Mehra
Introduction
India is a country which offers various incentives on exports outside India. We often read in newspapers about the various schemes of the government, but all went into vain as we dont know the practical aspects of earning these incentives.
Out of many incentives on exports, we will talk about the Service Export from India Scheme (SEIS). This is one of the schemes which were very uncommon and people know very less about it.
Let us understand the practical aspect of this scheme and how you can use it for your benefit.
Background
Exports from India schemes are incentivized from the government to cover the infrastructural inefficiencies and other cost that the exporters face while exporting from India.
There are two types of schemes available to the exporter:
- Merchandise Export from India Scheme (MEIS)
- Services Export from India Scheme (SEIS)
- Excise duty payment
- Custom duty payment on import of goods
- Service tax payment
- Notified Services: Not all the services are eligible under this scheme. Government of India notifies the services which are eligible to claim benefits under this scheme.
- Minimum Net Free Income: The exporter of services should earn atleast Net free foreign exchange earnings of US $ 15,000 in preceding financial years to be eligible for duty credit scrip.
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