Answer:
Ø Merchandise exporters can
retain upto 50% of repatriated FOB Value of their export.
Ø Export goods having high
import content(low domestic value-added) like POL product including naptha,
furnace oil, butimin, Ready made Garments made of imported fabrics, electronics
goods etc the exporter can retai up to 10% of repatriated FOB value of export
instead of 50% (Garments exporter can retain up to 10% realized FOB value of their
export instead of 50%. (Garments exporter can retain up to 10% realized FOB
value of their export).
Ø Service exporter can retain
up to 5% of their repatriated income (Indenters/buying House can not open ERQ
A/C)
Ø Soft wear and Data entry
/processing exporter can retain up to 40% of their repatriated income.
Ø Deemed exporter can retain
50% or 10% of repatriated export proceed subject to sharing of direct exporter.
(If direct exporter retain 40% or 6%, then the deem exporter will retain
balance 10% or 4% of reptriated export
proceed. In this case, the negotiating bank of direct exported will which
amount of export proceeds they have retained in ERQ Account.)
Ø A type industrial unit in
EPZ may retain upto 10% of export
proceeds
Ø B & C type industrial
unit may retain upto 80% if export
proceeds other than garments industry.
Ø C type industrial unit in
EPZ may retain upto 75% of export proceeds for garments industry
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