🚨 DGFT Alert: Yearly IEC Update Due by 30th June 2025 – Here's What You Need to Know!

📌 Deadline: 30th June 2025 | Applicable for Financial Year 2025–26

The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) has made it mandatory for all Import-Export Code (IEC) holders to annually update and validate their IEC details — regardless of whether there are changes or not.

This important compliance step must be completed between April 1st and June 30th each year, and failure to do so will lead to automatic deactivation of the IEC number, effectively stopping all import and export activities linked to the IEC.

⚠️ What Happens if You Miss the IEC Update Deadline?

If you do not update your IEC before the 30th June 2025 deadline:

  • ❌ Your IEC will be deactivated by DGFT

  • ❌ You will not be allowed to import or export

  • ❌ Reactivation requires a fresh application and may take time

  • ❌ You may lose business opportunities and customer trust

✅ Who Needs to Update the IEC?

Every person or entity holding an IEC — including:

  • Exporters and importers

  • Manufacturers and merchants involved in international trade

  • Service providers exporting services

Even if you have no changes in your IEC details, you are still required to log into the DGFT portal and validate your information.

🛠 How to Update Your IEC:

  1. Login to DGFT portal: https://www.dgft.gov.in/

  2. Use your IEC and password to access the dashboard

  3. Choose “Update IEC” from the services menu

  4. Review and confirm details (make changes if required)

  5. Submit using DSC or Aadhar e-sign

  6. Download and save the updated IEC certificate

🧾 Why Choose Taxla Services for Your IEC Update?

At Taxla Services, we ensure:

  • 📌 Prompt, hassle-free IEC update through the DGFT portal

  • 📌 Proper validation and cross-checking of your details

  • 📌 Digital signature and Aadhar e-sign support

  • 📌 Expert handling of technical errors or portal issues

  • 📌 Complete documentation and follow-up

You can continue focusing on growing your business while we handle the backend compliance efficiently.

🧭 Stay Trade-Ready with Taxla Services

Missing an IEC update can bring your export/import operations to a halt. With the deadline fast approaching, now is the time to act.

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