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The entry into force of the India–UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) marks a significant milestone in bilateral trade, creating opportunities through preferential tariff concessions, tariff rate quotas (TRQs), and enhanced market access across sectors, including the automotive and auto components industries.
However, realizing these benefits will require businesses to navigate a complex implementation framework encompassing Rules of Origin, origin declarations, self-certification requirements, digital authentication through ICEGATE, TRQ administration, customs notifications, and ongoing compliance obligations.
Organizations will also need to assess origin qualification, documentation readiness, quota availability, and customs verification requirements before claiming preferential benefits.
The attached alert provides a practical analysis of the operational, customs, and compliance aspects of the India–UK CETA, highlighting key opportunities, implementation considerations, and recommended actions for businesses.
Should you require assistance in assessing eligibility, strengthening compliance frameworks, or implementing CETA-related processes, please reach out to EY
For a consultation, you may write to Saurabh Agarwal, Partner and Automotive Tax Leader , EY India
saurabh6.agarwal@in.ey.com