phd chamber of commerce and industry

About PHD Chamber Of Commerce and Industry

• PHD Chamber Of Commerce and Industry is a digital, single window platform, which facilitates a seamless movement of goods and information between all stakeholders of Air Cargo community. The platform allows Forwarders and Customs Brokers to automate and digitize shipment data thus enhancing efficiency, consistency and transparency in doing business.
• Build on cutting edge Cloud technology, PHD Chamber Of Commerce and Industry can be accessed from anywhere, at any time, on any device including PC, Tablets and Mobiles.
• PHD Chamber Of Commerce and Industry has digitized standard industry work flows and integrated rule engines to ensure adherence to regulations and norms. It supports industry standards like IATA CARIMP/XML, ICEGATE, Cargo IQ Standard Activity etc.
• With PHD Chamber Of Commerce and Industry one can do complete process management of Shipping Bill/BoE, eAWB, eCSD, eDO and IATA Messaging (FSU) through a single interface thus enhancing productivity and reducing costs.

PHD Chamber Of Commerce and Industry helps in:

• Managing all processes using a single interface.
• Harmonizing data for proper use.
• Faster and effective processing of business processes and communication.
• Minimizing reliance on manpower.
• Reducing paper work.
• Checking and eradicating errors.
• Higher degree of control through end to endtracking.

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3. HOW TO CONFIGURE SUB AGENTS AND AIRLINES

4. HOW TO REGISTER / MIGRATE

5. how to retrieve password, 6. where i will find e-awb subscriber application form for freight forwarders (iata agents), 7. e-awb transmission procedure, 8. where i will find gst and bank details for carico systems private limited, 9. other faqs.

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PHDCCI urges to focus on ‘EoDB’ in Union Budget 2024-25

NEW DELHI : The PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry has presented a set of recommendations for the Union Budget 2024-25 , with a major emphasis on enhancing the “Ease of Doing Business” in India. Recognising the country’s remarkable rise in the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business Ranking, the Chamber advocates for continued efforts to make India a more attractive destination for investments and business setups.

India’s ascent in the Ease of Doing Business Ranking, from 142nd in 2014 to 63rd in 2019, reflects significant improvements. However, the PHD Chamber acknowledges the need for further enhancements, particularly in tier 2 cities, SMART Cities, internal parts of the country, and rural areas.

The recommendations stress the importance of creating a unified platform for businesses to interact horizontally and vertically, promoting intra-industry and inter-industry trade. While digital platforms like the National Single Window System ( NSWS ) offer benefits, the Chamber suggests targeted efforts to ensure broader penetration, especially in areas where internet access may be limited.

One key concern highlighted is the need for rigorous national information dissemination about available benefits, particularly for MSMEs. The Chamber suggests leveraging small finance banks and nationalised banks as agents in remote areas to facilitate businesses’ access to benefits and ease of doing business.

Addressing the cost aspect of doing business, the Chamber recommends a focus on reducing costs at the factory level, including capital, power, logistics, land, labour, and compliance costs. Specific recommendations include transmitting the full effect of the status quo in repo rates and lending rates to reduce the cost of capital, addressing high power charges, simplifying land acquisition procedures, improving export logistics infrastructure, and simplifying regulatory compliances.

The Chamber also emphasises the importance of reducing the overall cost of doing business to enhance the competitiveness of Indian industries and exporters. Suggestions include a reduction in the cost of logistics, improving the availability of skilled labor, and simplifying compliance procedures.

As India aims to boost economic competitiveness and attract more investments, the PHD Chamber’s recommendations in facilitating the “Ease of Doing Business” could play a crucial role in shaping the economic landscape in the coming fiscal year.

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