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This topic will cover various trade regulation/poliy llike FEMA, foreign trade regular, international trade regulation etc...
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Ease on regulations
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INDIA TRADE AGENDA
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Amit Abrol
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"Ease on regulations"
| 3 years ago
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Well said Akhilesh. Poor infrastructure growth coupled with lack of insight into what actually transpires "out there", is seriously hampering our growth. The need to address issues imdtly is prime - we have a lot of the answers sitting right...
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Dibya Dixit Meher
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"INDIA TRADE AGENDA"
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JUST TRY TO UTILISE BEST OF UR RESOURCES AVAILABLE IN THE CURRENT RECESSION PERIOD FUTHER TO IT LEAD/DELIVERY TIME SHOULD BE GENUINE, MARKET MAY GOES UP AND DOWN BUT DO THE COSTING AS PER EXPERT INSTRUCTION
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Volcker Rule can restrict IBanks from over leveraging
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Volcker Rule can not restrict IBanks from over leveraging
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Chintan Dedhia
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The Volcker Rule restricts investment banks on Wall Street from making certain kinds of speculative investments if they are not on behalf of their customers
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Pratik Hazra
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Amazing debate chandrasekar, what you said is correct we should regulate the the sports especially cricket. There process should be made transparent and frequent auditing should take place in order to avoid corruption. Because black money is the...
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S.Sushil Kumar
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I strongly believe that Sports Bodies should be regulated, especially w.r.t the Financials and also in relation to Control of their Governing Bodies by only Eminent Personalities in that Sport who have done the Country proud, and Business Heads...
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Commodity, Stock and Currency markets are not really at its best now. Investors are worried that Greece may not be able to meet its obligations. They also feel that Spain, Portugal and Italy may also find it a bit tough to service their debt. Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain (some call this group “PIGS”) may unsettle Eurozone and therefore, EUR is on a retreat. Commodity and Energy prices are also hit by melt-down in risk assets. All this is furthering of financial flu which world suffered from in late 2008 and whole of 2009. Debate about the root cause of the financial crisis has raged over a year. There is now some consensus that an overly accommodative monetary policy and ineffective b...
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Earlier, environment minister Jairam Ramesh wrote a letter to power minister Sushil Kumar Shinde saying developers conduct eias in a very casual way. The letter dated June 30 said three public sector undertakings in particular—National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (nhpc), North Eastern Electric Power Corporation (neepco) and Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam Limited—did not show environmental sensitivity while planning projects. Hydroelectric projects on critical rivers would not be cleared till they are comprehensively assessed for their impact on the environment, the letter said. The power ministry’s demand to fasttrack clearances follows the latest Comptroller and Auditor General (cag) report...
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RUDRESH KUMAR TOMAR
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A car can be imported by individuals on payment of Customs Duty which includes Basic Customs Duty, Counter Vailing Duty, Spl. Additional Duty, Cess, etc. For import of old cars, in addition to certain conditions as to the road worthinees of the...
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I'm trying to obtain information regarding import/export regulations on product flow from a company in one country that rents equipment, then returns it to the country of origin, and the company that ...
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Prem Gupta
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Dear Sharma As advised by Shailena your question is vague but if product origin country in India than we can be handle this shipment in below manner: Export the goods in Free shipping Bill, with declaration of actual price of the goods...
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Shailena Varma
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Most countries permit leased equipment to enter as well as leave the country. It is also possible for goods to be shipped to a third country based on to whom they are being leased next. However the rules are one thing and the practical...
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We are a Semi-exporter like a deemed exporter, against EPCG Licence can we get a Epcg benefits?
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RUDRESH KUMAR TOMAR
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EPCG (Export Promotion Capital Goods) Licence is basically for manufacturers who want to export their products. Under this scheme, the manufacturer is allowed import of capital goods such, as machinery, at concessional rates of customs duty (now...
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Murali Nair
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Dear Mr. Pradeep kumar, Pl explain me what you mean by semi-exporter ? Hope you are selling your product in local and direct export to out of country. In Deemed Export the goods is not moving out of country but you can avail all the export...
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In India, exports and imports are regulated by the Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation) Act, 1992 , which replaced the Imports and Exports(Control) Act,1947, and gave the Government of India enormous powers to control it. The salient features of the Act are as follows:- It has empowered the Central Government to make provisions for development and regulation of foreign trade by facilitating imports into, and augmenting exports from India and for all matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. The Central Government can prohibit, restrict and regulate exports and imports, in all or specified cases as well as subject them to exemptions. It authorizes the Central Government to for...
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Four years ago India’s first ever integrated Foreign Trade Policy for the period 2004-09. At that time it had indicated two major objectives, namely to double our percentage of global merchandise trade within 5 years, and to use trade expansion as an effective instrument of economic growth and employment generation. It is pleasing to say that the results have exceeded the targets. Not only have we fulfilled our performance in full measure, but we have gone beyond – and done it in just four years, instead of five. In 2004 our exports stood at a little over US $ 63 billion. In 2007-08, they have exceeded US $ 155 billion; our exports are not just double what they were 4 years ago, but 2½ time...
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Amit Abrol
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Am surprised to note that we find the above listed as "achievements"! True fact is that we are dismally slow & way way behind where should have been! Its time to step out of the shoes of complacency to venture into the realm of reality! A shake up...
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Vishnu Pathak
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Hello Mr. Prabhakar Please go through this link for details which you require... http://www.infodriveindia.com/Content/Exim/DGFT/Exim-Policy/2008/Exim_Policy_2008.pdf
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Consignment exports are exports made by Indian exporters to their agents / associates / branches / trading offices located abroad. These are also called " stock and sale " exports. The consignee, after receipt of goods will arrange for sale and after sale, repatriate the proceeds to India. In terms of FEMA, documents relating to consigment exports are to be necessarily routed through the foreign branch / foreign correspondent bank of the exporter's bank in India. Exporter's bank in India should instruct the foreign bank to deliver the documents to the consignee against a trust receipt or undertaking to deliver the sale proceeds of the export with in the prescribed period for realisation of export. Further, the freight and insurance on the export are to be arranged in India and paid by the Indian exporter only, i.e. export to be necessarily on CIF terms. The expenses relating to receipt of goods, warehousing, advertisement, selling and administration etc will be deducted from the...
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