Copy of registration certificate issued in India or of approval granted to set up office in India by Indian authorities.
Or
Copy of Certificate of Registration issued in the country where the applicant is located, duly attested by "Apostille" (in respect of countries which are signatories to the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961) or by Indian embassy/high commission or consulate in the country where the applicant is located.
Copy of registration certificate issued in India or of approval granted to set up office in India by Indian Authorities.
Or
Copy of Certificate of Registration issued in the country where the applicant is located, duly attested by "Apostille" (in respect of countries which are signatories to the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961) or by Indian embassy/high commission or consulate in the country where the applicant is located.
According to the Secretariat's report: "Since 2004, an education cess has been charged on imports at the rate of 2% on all aggregate customs duties (excluding safeguard, countervailing or anti dumping duties if applicable). The secondary and higher education cess of 1%, which entered into force through the Finance Bill of 2007, is also levied on all imports. This cess is calculated on the aggregate value of all excise duties (including the additional and the special duties or any other duty or excise), but excluding the education cess and safeguard, countervailing or an anti dumping duty if applicable."
Could India confirm that the mentioned cesses are also applicable to domestic production?
Reply: Yes, it is confirmed that these cesses are also applicable to goods produced domestically.
Could India also indicate whether it has carried out any comparative study as to the impact of such domestic taxes and the impact of the charges affecting imports?
