Time limit for GST refund filings recommends a fixed filing period with specified triggering relevant dates. A uniform filing timeframe of one year from a specifically defined relevant date is recommended for all GST refund applications. Distinct relevant dates are proposed for different refund types, including: payment date for excess tax paid; export authorisation date for goods; bank realisation certificate date for services; finalization or appellate communication dates for assessment- or appeal-related refunds; adjudication or investigation completion dates; date of supply for partial reverse charge service credits; payment date for diplomatic or institutional refunds; and the financial year end for inverted duty input credit refunds.
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Time limit for GST refund filings recommends a fixed filing period with specified triggering relevant dates.
A uniform filing timeframe of one year from a specifically defined relevant date is recommended for all GST refund applications. Distinct relevant dates are proposed for different refund types, including: payment date for excess tax paid; export authorisation date for goods; bank realisation certificate date for services; finalization or appellate communication dates for assessment- or appeal-related refunds; adjudication or investigation completion dates; date of supply for partial reverse charge service credits; payment date for diplomatic or institutional refunds; and the financial year end for inverted duty input credit refunds.
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