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• All exports are deemed as inter-State supplies.
• Exports of goods and services are treated as zero rated supplies.
• The exporter has the option either to export under bond/Letter of Undertaking without payment of tax and claim refund of Input Tax Credit (ITC) or pay Integrated Goods and service tax (IGST) by utilizing ITC or in cash at the time of export and claim refund of IGST paid.

• Bill of Lading / Airway Bill
• Commercial Invoice cum Packing List
• Shipping Bill

• ISI Standard
• AGMARK Standard
• ISO 9000 Standard
• BIS Hallmark

• Sampling: Providing customized samples as per the demands of Foreign buyers help in getting export orders. As per FTP 2015-2020, exports of Bonafede trade and technical samples of freely exportable items shall be allowed without any limit.
• Denomination of Exports Contracts: All export contracts and invoices shall be denominated either in freely convertible currency or Indian rupees, but the export proceeds shall be realized in freely convertible currency.
• Pricing/Costing: The price should be worked out taking into consideration all expenses from sampling to realization of export proceeds on the basis of terms of sale i.e. Free on Board (FOB), Cost, Insurance and Freight (CIF), Cost and Freight (C&F), etc. Goal of establishing export costing should be to sell maximum quantity at competitive price with maximum profit margin.
• Customs House Agents: Exporters may avail services of Customs House Agents licensed by the Commissioner of Customs. They are professionals and facilitate work connected with clearance of cargo from Customs.

 Export Inspection Agencies: They promote manufacturer exporters to implement best quality management system to produce a consistent quality product to meet buyer’s specification and gain confidence of the buyer by pre shipment inspection, quality control and certification with many laboratories countrywide.