The Pharmaceuticals Export Promotion Council of India (Pharmexcil) has called on members to make suggestions for changes to tax laws governing pharmaceutical exports ahead of India’s next budget, reports In-Pharma Technologist.com.
According to a letter posted on the Pharmexcil web site, the Indian Department of Commerce is seeking Pre-Budget Proposals for 2013-14 from the pharmaceutical Industry, which the organization thinks is a good opportunity for the sector.
“Since it would be [the] right opportunity to make suggestions for inclusion/deletion/modifications of any Direct and Indirect Taxes in the Union Budget for 2013-14, members are requested to send their proposals…which will be compiled and forwarded to the Department of Commerce for their consideration and recommendations to Finance.” The deadline for submission is September 30, said In-Pharma.
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