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Foriegn currency Exchange earnings- Vat Applicable or Not

Date 31 Dec 2016
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Foreign exchange fluctuation gains: not subject to VAT when arising on export realizations, subject to accounting treatment and documentation.
Foreign exchange fluctuation gains realized by exporters on conversion of export proceeds into INR are treated as exchange difference income under accounting standards and are not treated as additional consideration for VAT; such gains are not chargeable to VAT provided the exporter accounts for them per Indian Accounting Standards and produces export realization documents (shipping bills, bills of lading, EBRC) at assessment. (AI Summary)

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One of the direct exporters have received the excess amount from the foreign currency conversion to INR and exporter have shown this as exchange difference income in their books and also 13 & 13 A Statement. Excess amount they have received due to foreign currency exchange rate difference(USD to INR) .is this applicable VAT ? is there any case law regarding this

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