Oman’s Fawtara e-invoicing mandate introduces a phased 2026-2027 rollout for VAT-registered businesses. Explore the latest requirements, compliance deadlines, e-invoicing formats, ASP rules and implementation checklist.
India–Oman CEPA Is Live: Effective 1st June 2026, this historic trade pact grants immediate 99.38% duty-free market access for Indian exports to Oman. Read how this strategic corridor slashes cross-border friction and drives demand for digital trade finance across the GCC.
India’s total exports reached a record $860.09 billion in FY 2025-26. Booming services fuelled this 4.22% rise. Businesses navigate a widening merchandise deficit. Global firms secure strategic banking relationships to capture the next wave of structural trade growth.
India notifies its first chip fabrication plant in Dholera. This facility boosts domestic electronics production. The project creates thousands of skilled jobs across the national technology sector.
DGFT Notification 67/2025-26 removes the ten lakh rupee courier export limit. This change facilitates easier trade for MSMEs. High-value shipments move through courier channels without restrictive financial ceilings starting April 2026.
MSMEs access enhanced liquidity through the DGFT NIRYAT PROTSAHAN mission. This initiative provides a 2.75% interest subvention on export factoring for 4,139 tariff lines. Regulated factors ensure small businesses manage international receivables and improve cash flow effectively.
Union Commerce and Industry Minister Shri Piyush Goyal urges exporters to leverage India Free Trade Agreements to expand their global footprint. This update highlights the removal of US tariffs, the critical role of industry bodies like FIEO and FICCI, and the expansion of trade finance support through the Export Promotion Mission to assist MSMEs in reaching international markets.
The India-EU Free Trade Agreement provides zero-duty access for 99% of Indian exports. It eliminates tariffs on USD 33 billion of goods while expanding mobility for IT professionals. This pact reinforces sustainable growth and global supply chain integration.
India’s MSME export credit support includes interest subvention and collateral guarantees under the NIRYAT PROTSAHAN scheme. This initiative offers 2.75% interest support and up to 85% credit coverage.
India-New Zealand FTA grants zero duty on 100% of Indian goods exports. This deal eliminates tariffs across 8,284 lines to benefit textiles, IT, and finance. It expands professional mobility and supports MSMEs through inclusive economic development.
