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Call To ExpertManaging cross-border trade requires strict adherence to regulatory frameworks, documentation standards, and government approvals. Import export compliance is not optional — it is a legal necessity for businesses engaged in international trade.
We provide structured, end-to-end import and export compliance services to ensure your business meets all statutory, licensing, and regulatory requirements under Indian and international trade laws.
Our goal is to safeguard your operations from penalties, shipment delays, confiscation risks, and regulatory scrutiny.
Our services are designed to ensure full import export trade compliance across all stages of your transaction lifecycle — from product classification to shipment clearance.
We assist with:
✔ Regulatory advisory on import and export control regulations
✔ Guidance on imports and exports control requirements
✔ Compliance verification under applicable trade laws
✔ Licensing and documentation support
✔ Risk assessment and compliance audits
✔ Coordination with customs authorities and relevant government bodies
We ensure your trade activities align with the latest import export control policies and government notifications.
Certain products require specific approvals and import export compliance certification before they can be traded internationally.
We assist businesses in obtaining:
IEC (Import Export Code) registration
RCMC (Registration Cum Membership Certificate)
Product-specific certifications
DGFT approvals
Export promotion scheme registrations
Restricted item licensing
Our structured process ensures smooth communication with the relevant import export control department and regulatory authorities.
Understanding import and export control regulations is critical when dealing with:
Restricted or prohibited goods
Dual-use items
High-value commodities
Technology transfers
International sanctions compliance
We provide expert advisory to ensure that your products are correctly classified and comply with national and international import export control frameworks.
Strong import trade compliance and export governance practices reduce the risk of:
Customs penalties
Seizure of goods
Shipment detention
License cancellation
Blacklisting by authorities
We conduct compliance reviews to verify documentation accuracy, classification correctness, and adherence to imports and exports control rules.
IEC Registration & Amendments
DGFT Advisory & Representation
Export Documentation Support
Import Documentation Review
Customs Classification Assistance
Trade Agreement Compliance
Restricted Item Licensing
Internal Trade Compliance Audits
Ongoing Compliance Monitoring
We work proactively with the appropriate import export control department authorities to ensure seamless processing and minimal delays.
✔ End-to-end import export compliance support
✔ Expertise in import and export compliance regulations
✔ Structured advisory on import export trade compliance
✔ Professional guidance on import and export control regulations
✔ Assistance with import export compliance certification
✔ Risk-focused approach to imports and exports control
We ensure your business operates confidently in global markets while remaining fully compliant with all applicable laws
No, Section 8 companies are generally exempt from paying income tax on their income derived from activities aligned with their objectives, such as social welfare, education, or research. This exemption is granted underSection 12AA of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
However, there are few exceptions:
There are no minimum requirements in terms of capital or shareholding for starting a Section 8 company. However, it must have:
Whether a Section 8 company needs GST registration depends on its annual turnover and activities. If the company’s turnover exceeds the prescribed threshold (currently 40 lakhs in most states), it needs to register for GST. Additionally, even if the turnover is below the threshold, registration might be necessary if the company:
Converting an existing company into a Section 8 Company involves the alteration of the company’s Memorandum and Articles of Association and obtaining approval from the Registrar of Companies (RoC). You will need to meet the eligibility criteria, prepare the necessary documents, and follow the prescribed procedure as per the Companies Act, 2013.
A Section 8 Company can be either a private or a public company, depending on its structure and the number of members. It follows the same classification criteria as other companies under the Companies Act, 2013.
You can check the registration status of a Section 8 Company by searching the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) portal in India. The MCA provides online access to information about registered companies, including Section 8 Companies.
There is no maximum limit for the number of members in a Section 8 Company. The company can have any number of members as required for achieving its objectives.