is any restriction on the export of peacoke feathers from India? Is there any export duty on the same?
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There seems to be too much confusion in this matter. There are too many notification in this regards. However after checking lot of reference looks like it is prohibited now - NOTIFICATION NO. 28 (RE-2001)/1997-2002, Dt. 10/09/2001.\n\nPermitted in limited fashion - http://dgftcom.nic.in/exim/2000/cir/cir98/cir1198.htm\n\nProhibited - http://dgftcom.nic.in/exim/2000/not/not01%5Cnot2801.htm\n\nPermitted - http://exim.indiamart.com/freedlist/prohibited-0505.html\nlatest:\n\n      (iii) The following entry may be corrected to read as follows:-\n\nCode No.Item DescriptionPolicyNature of Restriction\n0505Peacock Tail Feathers including handicrafts and articles made thereofProhibitedNot permitted to be exported.\n\nlater: Export of peacock tail feathers is prohibited under the Exim policy, and is also banned under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972,\n\nearlier RESTRICTIONS PERTAINING TO EXPORTS OF ARTICLES MADE \nFROM ANIMALS ETC.\n\nThe Government of India is concerned about the conservation of its endangered \nand rare fauna Keeping this in mind, export of all wild animals indigenous to the \ncountry and articles made from such listed animals like skins, pelts, furs, ivory, \nrhino horns, trophies, etc., have been totally banned. These include all forms of \nwild anima s including their parts and products, except peacock tail feathers and \nhandicrafts made from them and those made from articles and shavings of antler, \ncheetals and sambars. The export of exotic birds is also not allowed.
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Western countries give subsidy to protect their farmers. for example, if it costs 3usd for growing 1 kg of paddy, their government will give subsidies to the farmers so that the farmers get enough money as subsidy and they can sell their product at 1 usd instead of 3usd. Countries like India might produce the paddy acutally at usd 2 itself but we still will not be able to compete becos of the protection that their farmers get from their government. They are just making money elsewhere and are protecting their farmers so that their agriculture isnt fully gone. India is fighting becos just as they want to protect something of theirs we cant. Its not fair trade. We will have to keep our market open where as they wont.\n\n( please check this link...thanks..\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Aloho_uzqjzkVFsdbqkSQUvsy6IX?qid=20060626230327AAZRP2k\n)
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Consult the Bureau of Indian Standards or the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry. . The Delhi Gold Merchants Association will also have the list.
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Each person is allowed a quota in respect of imported goods. For instance if you are bringing in duty free goods, you will, if you are searched and caught, be charged duty on any excess over and above your allowance at the rate applicable to the U. K. In extreme cases goods can be seized. Always check it out.
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All goods which have been notified under VAT Schedule of the State concerned are subject to VAT.\nRefer to VAT Schedule of the concerned State on the link below for details.\nhttp://www.allindiantaxes.com/vat.php\nAs far as toner cartriges are concerned ; it is a debatable issue and a recent ruling of Delhi Sales Tax Tribunal has reportedly gone in favour of traders.
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Be careful! depending on where you live they may be protected and you could be fined or arrested for messing with them. I used to live in a neighborhood in Florida and the peacocks would roam free and there were laws protecting them.
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Well seeing as you have internet--go to amazon.com and try finding it and see if they can send to you..I can find pretty much anything that I need. As far as in India check with bookstore to see if can get shipped, but not sure how the price would be..good luck to you
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I get mine from  a site called Adam& Eve. The only risk u some b concern is may be India  will be ticked about u seding them over they're way or that our toys are better then theres =-D
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well here are the details of tax in all areas payable by nri\n\nGift Tax\n\nGift Tax shall not be charged in respect of gifts made by a person :-\n\n1. being a non-resident individual to any person resident in India, of foreign currency or other foreign exchange , remitted from a country outside India during the period from 26th October, 1965 to 28th February, 1966 or such later date as the Central Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, specify in this behalf – Section 5(1)(iia)\n2. being a person resident outside India out of moneys standing to his credit in a Non-resident(External) Account in any bank in India-Section 5(1)(iib)\n3. being a non-resident Indian to any of his relatives in India, of convertible foreign exchange remitted from a country outside India- Section 5(1)(iic)\n4. being a non-resident Indian to any of his relatives in India of property in the form of any foreign exchange asset-section 5(1)(iid)\n5. regarding one time gift made out of any deposit held by him under the Non-Resident(Non-repatriable) Rupee Deposit Scheme, 1992 of the Reserve Bank of India-Section 5(1)(iie)\n6. to any of his relatives in the form of notified NRI bonds specified under Section 10(15)(iid) of the Income tax Act- section 5(1)(iie)\n\nWealth Tax\n\nAssets exempt from wealth Tax- Section 6\n\nIn case of an individual, who is not a citizen of India or a person of Indian origin who is not resident of India, the following are exempt from wealth tax: -\n\n1. the value of the assets and debts located outside India; and\n2. The value of the assets in india represented by any loan or debts owing to the assessee in any case where the interest if any, payable on such loans or debts is not to be included in the total income of the assessee u/s 10 of the IT Act.\n3. Moneys lying to the credit in a Non-resident( External) Account belonging to a person resident outside India, is an exempted asset.\n\nReturn of income - section 115G (not to be filed in certain cases)\n\nIt is not necessary for a non-resident Indian to furnish a return of his income u/s 139(1) if his total income in respect of which he is assessable under the Act during the previous year consists only of investment income or income by way of long-term capital gains or both and tax deductible at source under the provisions of the Act has been deducted from such income.\n\nProvisions after change of non-resident status- Section 115H\n\nA non-resident Indian who becomes assessable as a resident in any subsequent year, may furnish to the Assessing Officer a declaration in writing alongwith his return of income u/s 139 for the assessment year for which he is so assessable, to the effect that the provisions of section 115D, 115E and 115F shall continue to apply to him in relation to the investment income derived from any foreign exchange asset which is a specified asset (otherwise than shares in an Indian Company), for such assessment year and every subsequent assessment year until the transfer or conversion ( otherwise than by transfer ) into money of such assets.\n\nProvisions of Chapter XII-A are optional for the assessee- section115I\n\nA non-resident Indian may elect not to be governed by the provisions of Chapter XII-A 9 Sections 115 C to 115 I) for any assessment year by furnishing to the Assessing Officer his return of income for that assessment year u/s 139 declaring therein that the said provisions shall not apply to him for that assessment year and if he does so, the total income shall be computed in accordance with the other provisions of IT Act and tax on such income shall be charged accordingly.\n\nTax on investment income and long-term capital gains – Section 115E\n\nTax on investment income are as follows :-\n\n1. Where the total income of a non-resident Indian consists only of investment income or income by way of long-term capital gains or both, the income tax payable by him shall be calculated on such total income @ 20% of such income.\n2. Where
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If it is available in India, then it has more duty. \n\nThis encourages the use of Indian goods.
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...If you are not the manufacturer of the products that you intend to export, the first thing you will have to do is to arrange for a Quality Control cell of experienced Specialists - who will test every batch of these products, and certify that they are all of the specified quality, listed in the Buyers' Purchase Order !\nAnd next, you must organise a 2nd/3rd 'back-up' supplier of these goods - who can help complete and despatch each order in good time, in case your original supplier cannot, or does not.\nThese are the 2 areas where most Indian exporters are frequently failing : shipping substandard products, plus not meeting the customers' deadlines !
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hope this helps\n\n\nsorry should be this \nhttp://www.ita.doc.gov/td/tic/tariff/import_duties.htm
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Hi da, \n\nWhat is the product you are dealing with?\n\nIf it is textile - Textile export promotion organisation is there. (I guess for most of the products such promotion organisations are there.. at least the few i know are for silk and engineering products)\n\nIf you can't find them, go to your nearest Chamber of commerce. They should be able to guide you through. \n\nIf you know which country really needs those imports and if you know where you can positivly market your product, try visiting the high-commision or Embasy of the country, there must be a trade devolepment wing which will have a directry of the importers in to their country.\n\nThere are many international yellow pages / trade directories available. You can check them out.\n\nIf nothing works, try google search and you might find the dealers of your products in other countries and send your random promotional letters to them all. Something will comethrough.\n\nWish you all the best
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It depends on the country and the antique. Many countries prohibit the export of objects regarded as national treasures, usually very old artifacts. Their value is not the issue, the age of the item is. The scarcity of similar items is also considered.
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yes go to >>>>http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/BRKHatcheries.html they have what you need, all other the southwest locations
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I havent heard of any company being assessed a penalty. Most get them out on time.\n\nNot required to mail until Jan 31.
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There is no formal forum or regulator for complaints against couriers,in India, like banks or insurance companies if that is what you mean. The terms and conditions and the fine print on the reciept is loaded in their favor. One way to punish them can be approaching a consumer court. You can do it without even engaging a lawyer but be warned the compensation may be paltry compared to your loss,though i think it will still be worth it if you have the time. It will certainly be a loss of reputation for them. Maybe more people will take note and start boycotting such fly by night service providers.