Import Export Code (IEC) is a 10-digit code issued by the DGFT and is mandatory for all importers and exporters in India. It is required for customs clearance, bank remittances, and export benefits.
Import Export Code (IEC) is a 10-digit code issued by the DGFT and is mandatory for all importers and exporters in India. It is required for customs clearance, bank remittances, and export benefits.
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The standard 10-digit code required for commercial cross-border trade of goods and services.
IEC is the first step to legally exporting goods and services from India.
Required for customs clearance of all imported goods.
Mandatory for receiving foreign exchange for export proceeds.
IEC holders can claim RoDTEP, duty drawback, and other export incentives.
Yes, IEC is mandatory for exporting services (including software) if you wish to claim benefits under the Foreign Trade Policy.
Since the implementation of GST, the IEC issued is identical to the business's PAN, but it must still be registered with DGFT.
