India extends Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products benefits to September 30, 2026
Change
India extended the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP) — refunds of taxes, duties and levies on exported manufactured goods — to cover eligible exports made between April 1 and September 30, 2026, preserving the scheme's rates (0.3–3.9%) and value caps as they stood on March 31 under existing terms.
Why it matters
Exporters now face a fixed six-month window to qualify for RoDTEP refunds, constraining when shipments and documentation must be completed to secure reimbursement. Firms unable to place exports or submit compliant claims inside that window cannot rely on the preserved rates and caps for later shipments.
Implications
- • Procurement teams at exporters of manufactured goods must schedule production and dispatch so shipments qualify within the April–September 2026 eligibility window, or those exports will lose RoDTEP refund eligibility.
- • Export finance and treasury teams at exporters must prepare and submit RoDTEP claims under the preserved rates and value caps and reconcile them with accounting records promptly, or their firms will forfeit the refund amounts.
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