- The central government is set to present its thirteenth Union Budget on 23 July 2024
- Anticipation for policies aimed at economic growth, fiscal consolidation, inflation check, and promotion of investments
- Expectations on Customs legislation and incentivization front
- Correction of inverted duty structure and reduction in customs duty rates on raw materials
- Continuation of customs duty exemptions for items like lithium-ion cells and solar tempered glass
- Streamlining of valuation norms for related party transactions
- Revival of MOOWR scheme with suggestions for improvement like allowing depreciation for computing customs duty on capital goods
Source: nexdigm.com
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