Eligibility for LUT: exporters meeting specified foreign remittance thresholds may use LUT instead of bond for zero-rated exports. Clarification sets eligibility and procedural rules for substitution of Letter of Undertaking (LUT) for bonds in zero-rated exports: LUTs are available to registered persons meeting prescribed foreign inward remittance thresholds, with status holders exempted from the threshold requirement; LUTs must be on letterhead and processed within three working days; CT-I is irrelevant under GST; supplies to EOUs are taxable and zero-rating applies only for actual exporters; foreign currency and RBI conditions govern remittances for Nepal, Bhutan and SEZ transactions; bank guarantees may be limited or waived; jurisdictional officers accept LUTs and self-declarations are prima facie sufficient.
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Eligibility for LUT: exporters meeting specified foreign remittance thresholds may use LUT instead of bond for zero-rated exports.
Clarification sets eligibility and procedural rules for substitution of Letter of Undertaking (LUT) for bonds in zero-rated exports: LUTs are available to registered persons meeting prescribed foreign inward remittance thresholds, with status holders exempted from the threshold requirement; LUTs must be on letterhead and processed within three working days; CT-I is irrelevant under GST; supplies to EOUs are taxable and zero-rating applies only for actual exporters; foreign currency and RBI conditions govern remittances for Nepal, Bhutan and SEZ transactions; bank guarantees may be limited or waived; jurisdictional officers accept LUTs and self-declarations are prima facie sufficient.
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