IEC Registration

Ideal For Businesses Going For Import Export Venture

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Overview

IEC Requirement: Import Export (IE) Code is a registration required for persons importing or exporting goods and services from India.
Issuance Authority: IE Code issued by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), Ministry of Commerce and Industries, Government of India.
Custom & Banks Requirement: IE Code requires to quote with customs authorities/banks for importing & exporting goods and making or receiving payment to/from international vendors
No Renewal: IEC Registration is valid for a life time, therefore no hassle updating, filing, and renewal.
No Return Filing: Unlike tax registrations like GST registration or PF registration, the importer or exporter does not require to file any filings or follow any other requirement like annual filing.
No Additional Compliance: There is no other additional compliance required with IEC Registration

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Why you need IEC Registration?

Import Export (IE) Code is the first registration which is required for when you enter into the business of importing and exporting goods and services in and from India. Importers are not allowed to proceed without this code and exporters can’t take benefit of exports from DGFT, customs, Export Promotion Council, if they don’t have this code.

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Steps Involved

Step 1: Receive Documents

Step 2: Application Drafting

Step 3: Review And Changes

Step 4: IEC Registration

The documents required to obtain DSC (Digital Signature Certificate) are as follows:

.PAN card of business entity.
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List of partners or directors in case of partnership firm/Limited Liability Partnership firm or Company respectively along with their residential address, ID proof, passport size photograph, and PAN card.

AOA and MOA in the case of the company or LLP agreement in the case of LLP or Partnership Deed in the case of the Partnership firm.
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Bank Account statement.

Cancelled cheque of Current A/c