Online Workshop on FEMA 1999 on Export and Import of Goods and Services

Online Workshop on FEMA 1999 on Export and Import of Goods and Services

Context Setting

Digitization of regulatory documents (shipping bill and bill of entry) is being implemented by Reserve Bank of India, the Regulatory authority, to reduce the paperwork and to ease the trade operations. 

Export Data Processing and Monitoring System (EDPMS) and Import Data Processing and Monitoring System (IDPMS) are gradually setting in. But there are some outstanding transactions creating pressure for the companies. Reserve Bank of India consolidating their guidelines from the year 2000 till date has issued Master Directions on Export and Import of goods and services with regular updates.

CII CME is organising a 2-day Online Workshop on the crucial topic of Foreign Exchange Management Act 199 for Exim related issues on 24 & 25 February 2022.

Objective

To understand the following aspects :

QUICK OVERVIEW OF CURRENT AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT TRANSACTIONS

EXPORTS:

  • Delay in submission of regulatory documents / submission of data
  • Difference between Trade discounts and Reduction in Invoice value
  • Delayed export payments and extensions
  • ‘Write off’ of unrealized export outstanding
  • Regularizing direct dispatch of documents to the buyer
  • Netting off / set off
  • Payment of Agency commission
  • Advance remittances – revised guidelines
  • Dispatch of free samples

IMPORTS:

  • Delayed import remittances
  • Advance remittance for imports
  • Outstanding bill of entry in IDPMS 
  • Proponent of import payments
  • Import of services and software
  • Merchanting Trade transactions – revised guidelines
  • Import Transactions where bill of entry will not be there
  • Trade credits – suppliers credit and buyers credit
  • Third country/party imports

REMITTANCES – A 2 REMITTANCES


Key Takeaways

To understand the following aspects :

  • QUICK OVERVIEW OF CURRENT AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT TRANSACTIONS
  • EXPORTS
  • IMPORTS
  • REMITTANCES – A 2 REMITTANCES

Participation Fees

Participation Fee (per head)

CII Large Scale Members - INR 6,250/- plus 18% GST

CII Medium Scale Members - INR 5,500/- plus 18 % GST

CII Small Scale Members - INR 4,750/- plus 18% GST

Non Members - INR 7,000/- plus 18% GST

Special Discount

  • 5% for 2 nominations from same organisation
  • 10% for 3 and more nominations from same organisation

Note

  • Participation fees is non-refundable / non-adjustable against any other programme of CII, but change in nomination(s) is accepted.
  • Prior registration for participation by the sponsoring companies is necessary.

Who Should Attend / Target Audience

  • Heads - Finance / Export and Import Trade / International Business / Company Secretary
  • Finance Managers, Finance Controllers, Finance Professionals
  • Treasury-in-Charge
  • Logistics Managers, Logistics Team
  • Marketing and Sales Team, Marketing Professionals
  • Procurement Team Managing Imports / Exports, Foreign Trade Officials
  • Banking Professionals who want to understand their client’s needs and identify suitable products
  • Banking professionals who are managing operations and regulatory compliance
  • Regulatory Compliance Officers (especially who are dealing with FEMA related issues

Venue

Online

Coordinator