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They have sought an explanation from India at the World Trade Organization<\/a> (WTO<\/a>) as under the Information Technology Agreement (ITA) signatories can’t impose import duties on many IT products including mobile phones.
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Last month, India had raised customs duties on mobile phones, TV sets, digital cameras, microwave ovens, LED bulbs and a number of other electronics<\/a> goods to boost local manufacturing. “These countries have asked India for an explanation in the ITA committee,” said an official aware of the development.
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美国、欧盟、日本反对印度提高电子产品关税

早些时候,印度和中国在世贸组织受到抨击来自许多国家,希望两国在WTO的ITA履行自己的承诺。

Kirtika Suneja
  • 更新2018年1月19日09:02点坚持
欧盟、日本和美国反对印度的举动的进口关税手机、电视和投影仪。

他们从印度在寻求一个解释世界贸易组织(世贸组织),根据信息技术协议(ITA)签署国不能征收进口关税很多产品,包括手机。

上个月,印度提高了关税手机、电视机、数码相机、微波炉、LED灯泡和一些其他的电子产品提升当地的生产商品。“这些国家已经要求印度ITA委员会的一个解释,”一位官员说意识到发展。

早些时候,印度和中国在世贸组织受到抨击来自许多国家,希望两国在WTO的ITA履行自己的承诺。的政府已经实施关税手机第一次在7月1日提振制造业。

与上个月的通知、进口智能手机成本更有关税增加到15%,而关税在电视机和LED灯控翻了一倍,达到20% 20%的进口税。

虽然中国是印度电子产品的最大出口国,它没有反对此举。

“中国没有提出的问题我们提高关税,”这位官员说。“中国企业设立商店,他们将组件完全撞倒了条件。这是关税的情况下跳时组装手机进口组件后,“Biswajit达哈贾瓦哈拉尔·尼赫鲁大学教授说。

然而,新德里准备任何可能纠纷因为如果国家不满意印度的解释,他们会把国家在WTO争端解决后,委员会将决定是否印度弯曲任何规则。
  • 发表在2018年1月19日上午09:00坚持
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\n
They have sought an explanation from India at the World Trade Organization<\/a> (WTO<\/a>) as under the Information Technology Agreement (ITA) signatories can’t impose import duties on many IT products including mobile phones.
\n
Last month, India had raised customs duties on mobile phones, TV sets, digital cameras, microwave ovens, LED bulbs and a number of other electronics<\/a> goods to boost local manufacturing. “These countries have asked India for an explanation in the ITA committee,” said an official aware of the development.
\n
Earlier, both India and China came under fire at the WTO from many countries that wanted the two countries to fulfil their commitments under the WTO’s ITA. The government<\/a> had imposed customs duty<\/a> on mobile phones for the first time on July 1to boost manufacturing in the country.
\n
\nWith last month’s notification, imported smartphones cost more with customs duty on them being increased to 15% while customs duty on television sets was doubled to 20% and LED lamps are charged with a 20% import duty.
\n
\nThough China is the largest exporter of electronics to India, it has not objected to the move.
\n
\n“China has not raised the issue of us raising duties,” the official added. “Chinese companies have set shop here and they bring components in completely knocked down condition here. This is a case of tariff jumping as they assemble phones after importing components,” said Biswajit Dhar, professor at Jawaharlal Nehru University.
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