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GST on Export of Goods & Services by Anjali Devri
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As we know, Exports have been the field of centre in all important initiatives of the Government for more than 30 years. Now with the Make in India drive, exports continue to appreciate this special treatment because exports should not be charged with domestic taxes. In this article, we will talk about GST on Export of Goods & Services. Before describing the GST on Export of Goods & Services first, you require to assure some facts about the GST (Goods and Services tax). Understand About GST The Goods and Services Tax is an indirect tax referred to as the supply of goods and services. It is a wide, multistage, destination-based tax: complete because it has subsumed about all the indirect taxes except some state taxes Though, GST registration is compulsory for registering the Export of Goods & Services. Know Export of Goods under GST The Export of goods with its grammatical varieties and associated expressions indicates taking goods out of India to a place outside India. Export implies trading or furnishing of goods and services outside the internal territory of a country. Additional, As per IGST Act Section 2(6) Export of services implies the supply of any service when, – • The supplier of service is located in India • The receiver of service is located outside India • The range of supply of service is outside India • The payment for such service has been acquired by the supplier of service in convertible foreign exchange • The supplier of service and the recipient of service are not merely establishments of a distinct person GST on Export of Goods & Services. As per the IGST law, the export of goods or services or both are to be considered as “zero-rated supplies” and a character is a registered taxable person exporting such goods or services or both shall be entitled to claim the refund of the GST funded under one of the ensuing two alternatives: • Export of goods or services or both under bond or letter of undertaking (LUT) without paying any Integrated Tax and can request the refund of unutilized input credit. Know more about GST on Export of Goods & Services.
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