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ACMA asks for uniform GST, revision of RoDEPT rates, Auto News, ET Auto

 ACMA also pitches for a provision to reintroduce investment allowance at 15% for manufacturing companies that invest more than INR 25 crore in plant and machinery.
ACMA also pitches for a provision to reintroduce financial commitment allowance at fifteen% for production businesses that devote much more than INR 25 crore in plant and equipment.

New Delhi: Automotive component field body (ACMA) Tuesday requested the govt to assure a uniform GST level of 18% on all automobile components as aspect of measures to assistance the sector that is going by means of a downturn.

The apex body of the Indian automobile component field has also requested the govt to take into account revision of Remission of Responsibilities and Taxes on Export Merchandise (RoDEPT) costs adopting measures for enhancing investments like that for R&D, ACMA reported in a launch.

According to Sunjay Kapur, president, ACMA, the automotive field is witnessing a single of the most complicated, nonetheless appealing periods, at any time. Disruptions thanks to the pandemic, new systems and rules are redefining mobility, he reported.

“In this backdrop, the recent policy announcements by the Authorities on PLI plan for ACC Battery, PLI for automobile and automobile components, and extension of FAME-II plan are timely and will aid the Indian automotive sector in turning into integral to international automotive value chains while also remaining relevant,” he added.

Kapur even more reported the automobile component field, being an intermediary, has requested for a uniform GST level of 18% on all automobile components. “The field has major aftermarket operations that are plagued by grey operations and counterfeits thanks to the significant 28% GST level. A average level of 18% will not only address this obstacle but will also improve the tax base by means of superior compliance,” he stated.

ACMA also reported that RoDEPT costs notified for automobile components sector at 1% or reduce, are insufficient to go over the incidence of unrefunded taxes and duties borne on export goods. This is deterring the competitiveness of the Indian automobile component field, the field body added. The RoDTEP Plan was introduced on January 1, 2021, replacing the MEIS plan.

ACMA also pitches for a provision to reintroduce financial commitment allowance at fifteen% for production businesses that devote much more than INR 25 crore in plant and equipment. This will inspire makers to devote in new systems, specially e-mobility and its components/ ancillaries related to plant and equipment, it highlighted.

And finally, to motivate domestic R&D and screening, ACMA advisable that the weighted tax deduction on R&D expenditure is important. The 2016-17 Price range diminished weighted deduction profit from 200% to a hundred and fifty% and has even more limited the deduction to 100% from April 1, 2020.

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