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FOUNDER
The erstwhile Mysore Chamber of Commerce,
the precursor of the Federation of Karnataka Chambers
of Commerce & Industry, was established on May 8,
1916, in Bangalore. Starting with W.C.Rose, an
Englishman who was its first President during 1916-20,
the Chamber has had a distinguished array of
businessmen and industrialists as its Presidents. In
keeping with the changing times, the name of the
organization was enlarged into Mysore Chamber of
Commerce & Industry during 1966-67, which again had
to be changed to Federation of Karnataka Chambers of
Commerce & Industry (FKCCI) in 1973, with the renaming of Mysore State as Karnataka under
the linguistic reorganization of the States. The FKCCI today has a membership of over 2400
drawn from all sectors of Trade, Commerce and Industry, spread over the entire state, including
150 District Chambers of Commerce and Trade Associations.
OBJECTIVES
To provide a forum of businessmen to discuss and deliberate on all issues affecting the
general interests.
To continuously interact and work with Government in resolving the various problems
that arise from time to time in the business and economic spheres.
To build up and disseminate information on business and the economy to its members
and the community in general.
To publish papers, books, monographs, studies etc., from time to time in the service of
members and the community.
To provide a forum for business missions from abroad for developing bilateral trade /
multilateral trade with foreign countries and to sponsor business missions to other
countries from time to time.
To organize studies from time to time in different areas that have a bearing on Trade,
Commerce and Industry.
To set up exhibitions, trade shows, buyer-seller meets, catalogue shows and the like for
the benefit of members and the State.
To seek and represent business and industry in various government bodies and
institutions.
SERVICES
The Federation offers many services, which are of direct and indirect benefit to all members.
Interaction with FKCCI renowned Members, Central & State Governments, international
agencies and academia.
Expert advice on diverse subjects such as industrial growth, monetary and fiscal policy,
exchange rate policy, economic planning, taxation and corporate laws.
Generating awareness and gathering public support regarding specific aspects of business
for overall business development.
Platform to interact and gain professional knowledge through seminars, workshops and
round table meetings.
Participation in the Expert Committees of FKCCI. The Federation has more than 30
Expert Committees, which regularly take up issues of its Members interests in various
fields with the policy makers.
Assistance in identifying joint venture partners at various national level events, organized
by FKCCI.
Web Services: Information on important events organized by FKCCI and all other
activities, press releases, membership etc.
FUNCTIONS OF FKCCI
1. Analysis of the impact of Fiscal, industrial and the of trade policies on industry including
the MSME sector and trade. - Changing economic policies will have an impact on the
industry and trade and hence a proper feed back to industry and trade about the economic
policies and trade policies will be a vital input from the cell. A constant watch and a
constant updating of the data on all fronts will be a crucial activity of the cell
2. Bring out a monthly FKCCI handout giving a brief economic and statistical outline of
major economic factors/variables.
3. Build and maintain a bank of information on business and economic indicators across
sectors.
4. Use database to prepare working papers on current issues such as applications of GST,
implication of WTO NAMA for Karnataka, specific problems of different sectors of
state economy, impact of regional disparities on industrial growth in the State.
5. To support other activities of FKCCI by bringing out research based information which
can be used for submission to Government and to prepare discussion notes for use in
workshops and seminars.
FKCCI, along with SKDRDP, would also start a mentoring scheme for young
entrepreneurs at the district level. It will be implemented in collaboration with Rural
Development and Self Employment Training Institute (RUDSETI) a joint initiative of
the Syndicate Bank, Canara Bank and Shri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara Educational
Trust and experts from FKCCI.
The mentoring is to support entrepreneurs from all sectors, in manufacturing, trade
and service, particularly for the first one or two years.
The aim is to provide skill development avenues for school/college dropouts, especially
from the commerce stream.
ABOUT KCCI
KCCI started in 20 December 1940; they are today recognized as one of the respected Chambers
of Commerce and Industry in Karnataka. Their Objective is the growth of the region, serving
trade and industry in this coastal region of Karnataka, Dakshina Kannada. They promote and
protect the interests of anyone engaged in trade, commerce, manufacturing and allied activities,
specifically in the region of Dakshina Kannada & India in general.
They have performed a proactive role in promoting initiative and enterprise for the past 68 years.
They are at the forefront of trade & commercial activities through legislative and trade measures
introduced by the Government and its agencies and also act as a vigilant watchdog to oppose
adverse measures so that the commercial activities in the region are not affected.
They also promote free and fair trade practices by the commercial establishments in their region.
They are the apex body in the region and along with their members are working towards making
the region of Dakshina Kannada congenial for sustained economic activities by entrepreneurs,
business houses and corporate, leading to better employment, better utilization of resources and
balanced inclusive growth of this region. Join us in our endeavor to make Dakshina Kannada one
of the most sought after business destinations in the world.
Mission
We, who constitute the representative body of business, trade and industry of Dakshina Kannada,
are on a committed mission of making Dakshina Kannada a favourable destination for
investment and economic growth by
Empowering the business, trade and industrial community with the best of business
intelligence.
Making the commercial establishments of this area globally competitive and giving them
global recognition.
Promoting responsible corporate citizenship among our members and facilitating social
harmony and inclusive growth of all the sections of the society.
OBJECTIVES
To maintain a close link with government departments and keep itself fully informed of
any changes in the laws and regulations concerning trade, commerce and industry.
To give members advice and guidance connected with their businesses and also inform
them of their privileges, duties and responsibilities.
To collect and compile statistical information relating to trade movements and make it
available to the members at a nominal cost.
To function as a bureau for disseminating information among the trading interests inside
India as well as with those outside the country.
To issue, in order to protect the image of our country as well as safeguard the interests of
foreign buyers of local commodities, Certificate of Origin, Certificate of Weight,
Certificate of Quality etc. on demand, after making necessary inspection at a cost.
To make a regular study of all economic activities in the district and offers suggestions
and recommendations to the Government for implementation of development schemes.
Trade Agreements between various countries allow allotment of imports of certain quantity of a
particular article/commodity from a specified country. Some Trade Agreements allow
preferential treatment of customs duties if the article/commodity is imported from specific
For the above purpose, the country of origin of the goods becomes necessary either for assessing
the quantity or for customs formalities. In these cases, invariably the contracting Governments
are required to specify certifying agencies in their respective countries to issue certificate of
origin under Article 11 of the International Convention relating to the simplification of the
Customs formalities signed at Geneva in 1923.
The Kanara Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Mangalore is issuing the Certificate of Origin
(Non Preferential) as per authority bestowed by the Ministry of Commerce, Government of
India, New Delhi, vide Notification No.50-TP(P) (12)/50 dated 3rd November, 1950
Communicated to KCCI by Sri G. S. Sharma, the then Asst. Secretary to Govt. of India.
Procedure / Documents to be submitted along with application :
A covering letter to KCCI for issue of Certificate of Origin/Certification of copies of Invoices /
Packing List etc., the letter should also indicate that the information furnished in the relevant
documents is true and correct.
Application for Certificate of Origin in the following prescribed form duly filled up
together with-
I.
A copy of the Invoice bearing the certification of the Container stuffing officer from the
Department of Customs or Central excise, as applicable.
II.
III.
1 Original + 2 Copies
Service Tax
- Rs. 12.00
- Rs. 0.24
Rs. 0.12
The above payment may be made either in Cash or by Cheque / DD favouring Kanara Chamber
of Commerce & Industry, Mangalore, payable at Mangalore.