The Rubber Board issues various licenses through its Licensing & Excise Duty (L&ED) Department, including Dealers License, Processors licenses, and Manufacturers licenses. Applications for new licenses or renewals can be conveniently processed online, with payments for Cess and License Fees accepted via net banking, credit, or debit cards.
Dealers License: Anyone intending to purchase, sell, or deal in rubber must apply for a Dealers License. The application requires self-attested copies of ID and address proofs issued by Government authorities, along with proof of possession of the proposed business premises. A license fee of Rs. 3540.00 for three years (@ Rs. 1180/- p.a. including GST @18%) must be remitted. Initially issued for three years, subsequent renewals are for five years.
Processors License: Applicants wishing to acquire or process rubber for sale must apply for a Processors License. Applications must include self-attested ID/address proofs, proof of factory premises ownership, valid Pollution Control Board consent, valid Panchayath license, and a project report. A license fee of Rs. 3540.00 for three years (@ Rs. 1180/- p.a. including GST @18%) applies. Approval considers factors such as applicant suitability, site suitability, raw material availability, technical knowledge, technical specifications, and economic feasibility. Renewal applications should be submitted before the expiration time.
Manufacturers License: For manufacturing articles using rubber, a Manufacturers License is required, issued for a specific quantity over three years and renewable for five years thereafter. Application requirements include detailed submissions and payment of prescribed license fees, varying based on anticipated rubber requirements annually.
License and Fee Payment
License fees can be paid online through payment gateways, demand drafts, or directly to the Rubber Board's account via NEFT. Detailed fee structures are provided for different types of licenses and services, ensuring compliance with current GST rates.
Changes and Renewals
Changes to business premises or constitutions should be notified online with necessary documentation submitted to the Board for approval. Renewal applications should be submitted online within the specified deadlines to avoid penalties or interruptions in operations.