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Scheme Approved by Cabinet to Support Textile Sector

To support the apparel and textile sector, Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired the Union Cabinet has approved the Scheme to Rebate State and Central Embedded Taxes. This will enable the Government to take various measures for making exports of apparel and made-ups zero-rated. At present, apparel and made-ups segments are supported under the Scheme for […]

Scheme Approved by Cabinet to Support Textile Sector

To support the apparel and textile sector, Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired the Union Cabinet has approved the Scheme to Rebate State and Central Embedded Taxes. This will enable the Government to take various measures for making exports of apparel and made-ups zero-rated.

At present, apparel and made-ups segments are supported under the Scheme for Rebate of State Levies (RoSL). However, certain State, as well as Central Taxes, continued to be present in the cost of exports. The Cabinet decision provides for a scheme to rebate all embedded State and Central Taxes/levies for apparel and made-ups which have a combined share of around 56 per cent in India’s textile export basket. Rebate of taxes/levies has been permitted through an IT-driven scrip system at notified rates.

The proposed measures are expected to make the textile sector competitive. Rebate of all Embedded State and Central taxes/levies for apparel and made-ups segments would make exports zero-rated, thereby boosting India’s competitiveness in export markets and ensure equitable and inclusive growth of textile and apparel sector.

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