- The VAT exemption under the Inward Processing Regime (IPR) has been extended until December 31, 2030.
- This extension allows export-oriented companies to continue purchasing domestic raw materials and intermediate goods without paying VAT, supporting cost management and cash flow.
- The measure benefits sectors such as iron and steel, textiles, automotive, machinery, chemicals, and white goods by maintaining their price competitiveness in export markets.
- The regulation is expected to reduce exporters’ financing costs, lower working capital needs, and support increased production capacity and new investments.
- The extension also strengthens the domestic supply chain and supports local producers.
Source: steelradar.com
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