The Government of India is preparing the Union Budget for the Financial Year 2026-27. CAPEXIL invites member-exporters to submit export-related pre-budget proposals to inform policymaking and support export competitiveness.
For example:
- Exporters can take up to remove/reduce the import duty of raw material to sustain exports amid the growing uncertainty over the 50% import duty levied by the US.
- Take up inverted duty structure. An “inverted duty structure” occurs when the import tax on raw materials or parts is higher than the tax on the final products made from them.
- GST rate rationalization, which can stimulate domestic consumption, and offset the potential decline in export demand from the US
Submission Format
Sl No | Name of Product | HS Code | Proposal | Existing rate | Pro-posed rate | Reason/Justification | Revenue implication if any | Likely impact on exports | Additional info |
Submissions must conform to the following guidelines:
- Proposals should be fully completed, categorized accurately, and include relevant HS Codes.
- Justification for each proposal must not exceed 300 words. Supplementary annexures may be attached if necessary.
- Include the following details in your submission:
- Name of Company
- Sender Name and Designation with Contact Details
- RCMC Number
- Last date for submission: 18 August 2025.
- Proposals should be sent by email to trade@capexil.in.
Member exporters are encouraged to contribute their insights to help shape effective export promotion measures.