Duty Drawback Scheme (under the Customs Act, 1962)
The Duty Drawback Scheme provides exporters with a rebate of customs and central excise duties paid on inputs used in manufacturing exported goods, or a refund of up to 98% of import duties on goods re-exported within two years. It aims to offset the duty burden on exported products to make Indian exports globally competitive.
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