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    <title>India Excise and GST Filing Deadlines for 2024: A Quarter-by-Quarter Guide for US Finance Teams Managing Indian Operations</title>
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    <description>Managing an Indian subsidiary or supply chain partnership from the United States means staying ahead of a compliance calendar that operates on different rhythms, different fiscal year conventions, and different penalty structures than anything US accountants typically encounter. This reference guide from RajExcise Advisors maps India&#039;s critical excise and GST filing deadlines through 2024, organized by quarter, with consequence summaries and preparation checklists designed specifically for US-ba</description>
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    <title>Misclassified and Penalized: How US Companies Stumble on India&#039;s Excise Duty Schedule Before They Ever Turn a Profit</title>
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    <description>For US businesses entering the Indian market, product misclassification under India&#039;s excise duty framework is one of the most expensive and least anticipated compliance failures. Penalties, back taxes, and delayed market entry can quietly erode margins before a single rupee of profit is realized. RajExcise Advisors examines why this happens, which product categories carry the highest risk, and what US executives must verify before signing their first Indian supply agreement.</description>
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