Refund of taxes paid on inward supply of indigenous goods by retail outlets established at departure area of the international airport beyond immigration counters when supplied to outgoing international tourist against foreign exchange.
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Airport retail tax refund entitlement for inward taxed indigenous goods sold tax-free to departing international tourists. Retail outlets beyond immigration counters at international airport departures may claim invoice-based refunds of applicable central, state, integrated, union territory taxes and compensation cess paid on inward supplies of indigenous goods sold tax-free to eligible departing international passengers. Claimants must be GST-registered with a valid GSTIN, maintain electronic records with an audit trail, collect passport and boarding pass details, a passenger declaration, and a tax-exempt invoice for each sale. Refunds are applied for in FORM GST RFD-10B with prescribed undertakings and return copies, processed by the proper officer with validation against GSTR-2A, and paid head-wise with statutory recovery rules applicable for improper refunds.
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Airport retail tax refund entitlement for inward taxed indigenous goods sold tax-free to departing international tourists.
Retail outlets beyond immigration counters at international airport departures may claim invoice-based refunds of applicable central, state, integrated, union territory taxes and compensation cess paid on inward supplies of indigenous goods sold tax-free to eligible departing international passengers. Claimants must be GST-registered with a valid GSTIN, maintain electronic records with an audit trail, collect passport and boarding pass details, a passenger declaration, and a tax-exempt invoice for each sale. Refunds are applied for in FORM GST RFD-10B with prescribed undertakings and return copies, processed by the proper officer with validation against GSTR-2A, and paid head-wise with statutory recovery rules applicable for improper refunds.
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