Letter of Undertaking eligibility broadened-remittance-based thresholds govern LUT access and procedural acceptance follows strict timelines. Eligibility for a Letter of Undertaking (LUT) is extended to any registered person who received foreign inward remittances of at least 10% of export turnover and not less than one crore rupees in the preceding financial year, with status holders eligible irrespective of thresholds. LUTs are submitted on letterhead, must be processed within three working days by the jurisdictional Deputy/Assistant Commissioner, and self-declarations are acceptable unless contradicted. CT-1 is irrelevant under GST; supplies to EOUs are taxable; acceptance of LUT for Nepal, Bhutan or SEZs must comply with RBI rules. Bank guarantees generally capped at 15% may be waived in specified circumstances.
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Letter of Undertaking eligibility broadened-remittance-based thresholds govern LUT access and procedural acceptance follows strict timelines.
Eligibility for a Letter of Undertaking (LUT) is extended to any registered person who received foreign inward remittances of at least 10% of export turnover and not less than one crore rupees in the preceding financial year, with status holders eligible irrespective of thresholds. LUTs are submitted on letterhead, must be processed within three working days by the jurisdictional Deputy/Assistant Commissioner, and self-declarations are acceptable unless contradicted. CT-1 is irrelevant under GST; supplies to EOUs are taxable; acceptance of LUT for Nepal, Bhutan or SEZs must comply with RBI rules. Bank guarantees generally capped at 15% may be waived in specified circumstances.
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