This document provides an overview of import and export procedures and taxes under the GST system in India. It defines import as bringing goods into India from outside of India. There are several taxes that can apply to imported goods, including basic customs duty, anti-dumping duty, safeguard duty, compensation cess, and IGST. IGST and cess amounts are calculated based on the assessable value of goods, which includes the value of goods plus any applicable customs duties. Import of services is defined as supply of a service by a foreign supplier to an Indian recipient where the place of supply is in India. Exporters must furnish a Letter of Undertaking to make exports without payment of IGST and claim refunds. The L
This document provides an overview of import and export procedures and taxes under the GST system in India. It defines import as bringing goods into India from outside of India. There are several taxes that can apply to imported goods, including basic customs duty, anti-dumping duty, safeguard duty, compensation cess, and IGST. IGST and cess amounts are calculated based on the assessable value of goods, which includes the value of goods plus any applicable customs duties. Import of services is defined as supply of a service by a foreign supplier to an Indian recipient where the place of supply is in India. Exporters must furnish a Letter of Undertaking to make exports without payment of IGST and claim refunds. The L
This document provides an overview of import and export procedures and taxes under the GST system in India. It defines import as bringing goods into India from outside of India. There are several taxes that can apply to imported goods, including basic customs duty, anti-dumping duty, safeguard duty, compensation cess, and IGST. IGST and cess amounts are calculated based on the assessable value of goods, which includes the value of goods plus any applicable customs duties. Import of services is defined as supply of a service by a foreign supplier to an Indian recipient where the place of supply is in India. Exporters must furnish a Letter of Undertaking to make exports without payment of IGST and claim refunds. The L
This document provides an overview of import and export procedures and taxes under the GST system in India. It defines import as bringing goods into India from outside of India. There are several taxes that can apply to imported goods, including basic customs duty, anti-dumping duty, safeguard duty, compensation cess, and IGST. IGST and cess amounts are calculated based on the assessable value of goods, which includes the value of goods plus any applicable customs duties. Import of services is defined as supply of a service by a foreign supplier to an Indian recipient where the place of supply is in India. Exporters must furnish a Letter of Undertaking to make exports without payment of IGST and claim refunds. The L
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IMPORT EXPORT
UNDER GST IMPORT OF DEFINES AS BRINGING GOOD INTO INDIA FROM PLACE OUTSIDE INDIA.
Taxes of imported goods
Basic custom duty Antidumping duty Safeguard duty Compensation cess IGST VALUE OF GOODS FOR CALCULATING IGST &CESS Assemble value of Goods+Basic custom duty+any other duty on chargable on goods. Example:- Value of imported :- =10000 Add-Basic custom duty 10% =1000 Add-education cess 3% =300 = 11300 IGST 18% (11300*18%) =2034
CESS 15% (11300*15%) =1695
IMPORT OF SERVICES Import of service as supply of any service where the : - Supplier of said service is located outside India. -Recipient of the said service is located in India and -Place of supply of the said service is in India.
*In order to avail ITC of IGST and GST
Compensation Cess, and importer has to mandatorily declare GSTIN in the Bill of Entry LETTER OF UNDERTAKING All registered tax payers who export the goods or services will now have to furnish Letter of Undertaking (LUT) in GST RFD -11 form on the common portal of GSTIN in order to make exports without payments of IGST Export of Goods is make with payment of tax whose refund is claimed And without payment of tax which LUT is issue VALIDITY OF LUT The LUT submitted is valid for the whole financial year in which it is submitted. You need to submit a new LUT for each F.Y. If the Goods for export are not exported within three months of Date of Invoice issue, then the Exporter is liable to pay GST along with interest within 15 days according to section 50 (1) EXPORT Export means trading and Goods supplying outside of India
Supply will treated as inter-state supply when
the supplier is located in India or place of supply is SEZ unit. Further, exports of goods or service or both would be considered as ‘’Zero rated supply’’ under section 16 of IGST Act. EXPORT OF SERVICES The supplier of service is located in India The recipient of service is located in outside India The place of service is outside of india Thank You