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of <h1>Karnataka Clarifies GST Rules: Exporters Must Pay Reverse Charge Tax When Outsourcing Services Abroad, Input Tax Credit Available.</h1> The Karnataka Department of Commercial Taxes issued a circular clarifying the tax treatment for exporters of services under GST when outsourcing parts of a service contract to foreign entities. The circular states that if an Indian exporter outsources services to a foreign supplier, the exporter must pay integrated tax on a reverse charge basis for the imported services. The exporter can claim input tax credit for this tax. Even if full payment is not received in India, the total contract value is considered as export if certain conditions are met, including RBI approval for retaining part of the payment abroad.
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