Indian exporters – now relieved to see some moderation in sky-high keonhacai xem bong da rate levels amid slowing volumes – have a new cost burden to deal with: a government tax levy.

The setback follows the end of previously-granted federal exemptions from the applicability of Goods and Service Tax (GST) on export keonhacai xem bong da.
GST, a unified national tax system, was introduced in 2017, intended to make a one-market environment.
As a result, from 1 October, exporters must meet a tax slab of 5% on ocean keonhacai xem bong da and 18% on air keonhacai xem bong da charges.
“GST on export keonhacai xem bong da will put further pressure on the already-tight liquidity position of the exporting community,” a Mumbai-based shipper toldContainer News.
“In keonhacai xem bong da current situation, keonhacai xem bong da focus should be on providing liquidity at a competitive cost to keonhacai xem bong da export sector,” said A. Sakthivel, president of keonhacai xem bong da Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO), in a statement.
Sakthivel added, “The government should look into the request of the export sector for continuing with IGST [Integrated Goods and Services Tax) exemption on freight for exports, which lapsed on 30 September, particularly as the keonhacai xem bong da are still at much elevated levels and GST on such freight will affect the liquidity of the exporters, though refundable later.”
Major shipping lines operating to/from India have already issued customer advisories that they would apply GST on international outbound keonhacai xem bong da charges from 1 October.
“Subsequent to expiry of keonhacai xem bong da validity of keonhacai xem bong da said notification and with no further extension, every export transaction would be taxable under GST,” Maersk Line said in a trade notice.
Reflecting weakening demand trends, Indian merchandise exports in September slipped 3.5% year-over-year, according to keonhacai xem bong da latest government data.
“keonhacai xem bong da slowdown in exports is a reflection of keonhacai xem bong da toughening conditions of keonhacai xem bong da global trade facing demand slowdown on account of high inventories, rising inflation, economies entering recession, high volatility in currencies and geopolitical tensions,” FIEO added.
Sanjay Bhatia, CEO and co-founder of digital forwarder Freightwalla, has also noted that Indian export growth is facing challenges.
“Global trade is on the verge of noticing a slowdown,” Bhatia said. “The US and Europe caught a rise in inflation that has hit the consumption, leading to lower offtake of goods. Plummeting keonhacai xem bong da demands hint towards low export, implicating a decrease in the long-term contract rates.”
He went on to explain, “We noticed demand was not as high as expected in keonhacai xem bong da first quarter regarding growth, and keonhacai xem bong da same was seen for keonhacai xem bong da most part in keonhacai xem bong da second quarter.”
Jenny Daniel
Global Correspondent