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21 Aug 2017 Credit can be availed either by way of buyer’s credit or supplier’s credit for import leg of the merchant trade transactions. Merchant trader can’t avail buyer’s/supplier’s credit for the amount received as advance payment from the overseas buyer. 1.Compliance of KYC, AML
17 Jan 2014 The Reserve Bank of India today released the revised guidelines on Merchanting Trade Transactions. The earlier guidelines on the subject were issued in 2003. Merchanting or Intermediary Trade involves purchase of goods by Indian residents from non-residents and then reselling them to another
7 Apr 2014 Read more about Merchanting needs more RBI realism on Business Standard. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has revised its guidelines for merchanting trade transactions, in response to representations from the trade. Yet, even after the revision, the dispensation is short of the expectations.Merchanting
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KYC and AML guidelines should be observed by the AD bank while trade. 33.4 Time Frame for Completion / Outlay of Funds. The entire merchanting trade transactions (both import and export) should be completed within an In view of the revised RBI guidelines further rationalizing the merchanting trade transactions,.
21 Jan 2014 Further to article published below, RBI received suggestion from merchanting traders and trade bodies, based on which guidelines on merchanting trade transactions have been further reviewed on 28th March 2014 and with effect from 17th January 2014. Summary of the changes are given below.
to the merchanting trader. MTT are regulated and allowed by the Reserve Bank of India (“RBI") vide their guidelines and circulars. For a trade to be classified as merchanting trade, the following conditions should be satisfied under the RBI guidelines: 1. a. Goods acquired should not enter the Domestic Tariff Area (“DTA") of
In India such trade transactions are regulated and certain restrictions are placed on them. The gist of RBI guidelines on such transactions is as under: For a trade to be classified as Merchanting Trade following conditions should be satisfied: Goods acquired should not enter the Domestic Tariff Area and b. The state of the
1 Jan 2016 (c) The entire Merchanting Trade Transactions should be completed within an overall period of nine months and there should not be any outlay of foreign exchange beyond four months. (d) The commencement of Merchanting Trade would be the date of shipment / export leg receipt or import leg payment, whichever is first.
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