- DGFT has reduced compliance requirements for export obligation fulfillment
- Changes made to chapter 5 of export promotion capital goods scheme procedure handbook
- Authorisation holder must now submit export obligation report on expiry of first block period
- Report submissions remain online, but documents required have changed
- Certification of report by chartered accountant, cost accountant, or company secretary now required
- Previous requirements of submitting shipping bill, GST invoice number, export date, and description of service/product removed
- Regularisation fee for delayed submission also removed in revised provision
Source: a2ztaxcorp.com
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