Refund of taxes paid on inward supply of indigenous goods by retail outlets established at departure area of the international airport beyond immigration counterswhen supplied to outgoing international tourist against foreign exchange
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Tax refund for airport retail sales: outlets can claim refund when selling indigenous goods to eligible international tourists. Retail outlets beyond immigration counters at international airports with a valid GSTIN may claim invoice-based refunds of Central, State/UT, Integrated tax and Compensation Cess paid on inward supplies of indigenous goods when those goods are supplied tax-free to eligible non-resident passengers paying in foreign exchange. Claims require electronic records with an audit trail, passport and boarding pass capture, passenger declaration, and invoices showing no tax charged; refunds are filed monthly/quarterly via FORM GST RFD-10B (manually until portal availability) with specified undertakings and return documents, and are processed, validated and sanctioned by the proper officer with recovery provisions for improper refunds.
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Tax refund for airport retail sales: outlets can claim refund when selling indigenous goods to eligible international tourists.
Retail outlets beyond immigration counters at international airports with a valid GSTIN may claim invoice-based refunds of Central, State/UT, Integrated tax and Compensation Cess paid on inward supplies of indigenous goods when those goods are supplied tax-free to eligible non-resident passengers paying in foreign exchange. Claims require electronic records with an audit trail, passport and boarding pass capture, passenger declaration, and invoices showing no tax charged; refunds are filed monthly/quarterly via FORM GST RFD-10B (manually until portal availability) with specified undertakings and return documents, and are processed, validated and sanctioned by the proper officer with recovery provisions for improper refunds.
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