Know all about Export Promotion Capital Goods Scheme and obtain the EPCG License with ease!


Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) Scheme helps in enabling the capital goods import for producing quality product and to expand the India’s export competitiveness. EPCG scheme facilitates import of capital goods used in the production, pre-production, and post-production without paying the customs duty.

Who would get benefited from EPCG Scheme?

EPCG is envisioned for endorsing exports with the benefit provided in this scheme in the form incentives and financial support to the exporters of capital goods. However, this is not recommendable for those who don’t anticipate to produce in quality or sell the entire manufactured product within the country. It is almost unbearable to accomplish the obligations set under this scheme. Hence, to qualify under EPCG scheme the commodity manufactured in India must be exported outside India.

Documents mandatory for obtaining EPCG License

The licensing issuing authority Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT).  It should be filled along with Self-certified copies of the followings:
  • You need to obtain Import Export Code (IEC)
  • Membership cum Registration Certificate (RCMC)
  • Digital signature Certificate (DSC)
  • Registration certificate from Tourism Department
  • Attested copy of Pan Card
  • Excise Registration (if registered)
  • Certificate of GST Registration
  • Proforma Invoice
  • Self-Certified Copy + Original of Certificate of Chartered Accountant
  • Self-Certified Copy + Original of Certificate of Chartered Engineer
How to obtain an EPCG License?
To obtain a License under EPCG scheme, it is mandatory to file an application to licensing authority of Director General of Foreign Trade. The application shall be attached with the obligatory documents along with the company and personal details. You can also hire business and financial Business consulting firm like ASC Group. They helps to obtain EPCG license by Evaluation of capital goods’ eligibility, Preparation & filing of application along with requisite certificate & documents, Representation & liaising with Department, Redemption of EPCG Authorization on completion of Export Obligation, etc.
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