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Wednesday, May 4, 2011

[T.S.R:17287] DEPB possible?


Do you think the proposal of rolling back DEPB is posible ?
 
just some data points to help you to formulate an opinion on it

 

Production

Exports

Domestic Sales

Manufacturers

April-March

April-March

Exports as % of

April-March

Exports as % of

10-11

YoY Growth

10-11

YoY Growth

production

10-11

YoY Growth

sales

Bajaj Auto Ltd

3,844,503

34.21

1,203,718

35.08

31.3%

2,620,233

33.58

45.9%

Hero Honda Motors Ltd

5,408,694

17.68

133,063

36.20

2.5%

5,269,381

17.03

2.5%

Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd

355,041

20.44

17,138

62.18

4.8%

336,906

19.73

5.1%

Maruti Suzuki India Ltd

1,273,361

23.88

138,266

-6.31

10.9%

1,132,739

30.08

12.2%

Tata Motors Ltd

802,535

33.44

58,048

69.42

7.2%

745,325

22.29

7.8%

TVS Motor Company Ltd

2,072,241

34.97

246,635

47.57

11.9%

1,800,033

31.39

13.7%


 
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        DEPB stands for Duty Entitlement Pass Book. It is a scheme which is offered by the Indian government to encourage exports from the country. DEPB means Duty Entitlement Pass Book to neutralise the incidence of basic and special customs duty on import content of export product. This is provided by way of grant of duty credit against the export product at specified rates. The DEPB Scheme which was notified on 1/4/1997 consisted of (a) Post-export DEPB and (b) Pre-export DEPB. The pre-export DEPB scheme was abolished w.e.f. 1/4/2000. Under the post-export DEPB, which is issued after exports, the exporter is given a duty entitlement Pass Book at a pre-determined credit on the FOB value. The DEPB allows import of any items except the items which are otherwise restricted for imports.
 
 
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        The DEPB scheme was introduced in 1997, allowing exporters to earn duty credit at a notified percentage of the FOB value of exports. The DEPB rates are notified based on an assumption that the exporter has used duty-paid imported inputs, whether or not he actually does. This assumption brings in an element of subsidy.
 
So, right since 2001 there have been proposals to do away with the scheme but for want of a suitable alternative, it got periodic extensions.

 
Last August, the commerce minister said, "Despite the fact that this scheme had clearly been identified for early sunset, we extended it till December 31, 2010, in view of the difficult international economic situation and contraction of demand in developing economies." He said recognising the fragile recovery and prevailing uncertainties, he had been able to obtain extension of DEPB one last time for a further period of six months till June 30.

 
The thinking in the finance ministry seems to be that in recent months the global economy has recovered and exports have shown robust growth, exceeding the 2010-11 target. Second, Budget calculations were based on a projected nine per cent GDP growth but actual growth is more likely to be eight per cent. So, in the interest of fiscal consolidation, some subsidies need to be cut, DEPB being one.

 
On the other hand, the commerce ministry seems to believe the trade deficit is still high and there is continued uncertainty regarding international crude oil prices, impact of the earthquake in Japan and sustainability of global economic recovery. Therefore, this is not the time for doing away with DEPB, the most popular and exporter-friendly scheme for more than a decade.

 
In a recent interaction with exporters, the director general of foreign trade said the commerce ministry would try to persuade the finance ministry to continue the scheme for some more time. But, the tough stance of the finance ministry on income tax breaks under the SEZ and EOU schemes is a cause of worry for exporters. A possibility is the commerce ministry may offer to prune the DEPB list to sectors that need support and ask to retain the scheme. In any case, the uncertainty regarding continuation of the scheme must end.



  



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