Optimizing industrial capital structure through MOOWR Section 65, EOU, SEZ regimes, and CBIC Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) supply chain accreditation.
If you import a lot of inputs or machinery, where and how you manufacture affects when duty is paid. MOOWR, EOU and SEZ models each defer or remove duty in different ways, and AEO status can speed up clearances. We help you choose and run the right model.
The MOOWR scheme is India's most flexible duty-deferment framework. It allows manufacturers to import raw materials and capital equipment into a customs-bonded factory with deferred Basic Customs Duty (BCD) and IGST, and zero interest liability.
A voluntary accreditation program administered by CBIC aligned with the WCO SAFE Framework, granting expedited customs treatment and massive bank guarantee savings.
Export Oriented Units and SEZ entities operate as specialized manufacturing enclaves with dedicated fiscal privileges, requiring careful ongoing compliance with the Development Commissioner.
Targeted schemes for software exporters and electronics hardware manufacturers established under Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) and Electronics Hardware Technology Parks (EHTP).