Rebate of State and Central Taxes & Levies (RoSCTL)
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Rebate of State and Central Taxes & Levies (RoSCTL)
Under this scheme, eligible exporters receive duty credit scrips in electronic form (e-scrips) through the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT). These scrips can be used to pay customs duties on imports or can be transferred to other businesses, thereby providing liquidity support. The scheme plays a vital role in enhancing export growth and reducing the cascading effect of taxes.
RoSCTL primarily applies to exporters dealing in ready-made garments and made-up textile articles, and the benefit is linked directly to export performance. By reducing the tax burden on exports, the scheme encourages higher production, better pricing strategies, and increased participation in international trade.
Benefits of RoSCTL Registration
- Reduces export cost by refunding hidden taxes and levies
- Improves Global competitiveness of Indian textile exporters
- Provides duty credit e-scrips for easy utilisation or sale
- Enhances cash flow and liquidity for businesses
- Encourages higher exports and production growth
- Fully digital process ensures ease and transparency
- Transferable scrips allow quick monetisation
- Minimises tax cascading effect on exports
- Strengthens compliance and export credibility
How to get RoSCTL Registration?
1. Business Registration with DGFT
Obtain IEC and register with the relevant Export Promotion Council to become eligible for export incentives.
2. Execution of Export Shipment
Export goods that fall under eligible HS codes, mainly textile and apparel categories.
3. Declaration in Shipping Bill
While filing the shipping bill, select the RoSCTL scheme to claim the benefit at the time of export.
4. Realisation of Export Proceeds
Ensure that payment from the foreign buyer is received within the prescribed timeline as per RBI/FEMA guidelines.
5. Generation of e-Scrip
After successful validation, DGFT issues the duty credit scrip electronically in the exporter’s account.
6. Utilisation or Transfer of Scrip
The scrip can be used to pay customs duties or sold to another importer, providing financial flexibility.
Documents required for DGFT RoSCTL Registration
- Import Export Code (IEC) issued by DGFT
- Shipping Bill with RoSCTL declaration
- Commercial Invoice and Packing List
- Bill of Lading or Airway Bill as proof of shipment
- Bank Realisation Certificate (BRC/e-BRC)
- Registration Cum Membership Certificate (RCMC)
- Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for DGFT portal
- Purchase Order or Export Contract copy
What You Get?
- Detailed eligibility analysis based on product category
- End-to-end documentation preparation and verification
- Assistance in correct shipping bill declaration
- Filing support and coordination with DGFT authorities
- Tracking and follow-up for timely e-scrip issuance
- Advisory on optimal utilisation or sale of scrips
- Post-approval compliance and audit support
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
RoSCTL is an export incentive scheme that refunds unrebated taxes on exported goods, mainly for garments and textile products. It is available to exporters holding a valid IEC and dealing in notified product categories. The scheme is designed to improve export competitiveness by reducing hidden costs
Benefits are issued in the form of electronic duty credit scrips through the DGFT portal. These scrips can be used to pay customs duties on imports, making them financially valuable. Additionally, they are transferable, allowing exporters to sell them in the market.
No, the scheme is currently limited to specific sectors, mainly ready-made garments and made-up textile articles. Eligibility depends on HS code classification notified by the government. Exporters must verify whether their products fall under the covered categories before applying
Yes, RoSCTL scrips are freely transferable and can be sold to other importers in the market. This provides an opportunity for exporters to convert incentives into immediate cash flow. It also enhances the overall liquidity position of exporting businesses.
If the exporter fails to receive payment within the prescribed time, the benefit claimed under RoSCTL will be revoked. In such cases, the exporter required to refund the incentive along with applicable interest. Therefore, timely realization of export proceeds is crucial for compliance.
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