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Merchant trading through Ebay marketplace.

Bipul Goyal

Sir , we are selling ritual items on ebay internationally. We do not import or export directly. After receiving order we are directly asking our Nepal supplier to send item to client at USA. And money comes to my account in India through PayPal.

Order comes in small scale. So Nepal supplier makes a small parcel and sends to my client through post office.

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Merchant's International Sales Via eBay Deemed GST Exempt; Export of Services Zero-Rated Under GST Rules A merchant selling ritual items internationally through eBay queries about the implications of Goods and Services Tax (GST) on his operations. The process involves ordering from a Nepal supplier to ship directly to a U.S. client, with payments received in India via PayPal. An expert clarifies that since the transaction involves services from non-taxable territories, GST is not applicable. The merchant is advised to categorize these transactions under 'Exempt' in GST returns. Despite concerns about compliance and seeking a Chartered Accountant, the merchant is reassured that the export of services is zero-rated under GST. (AI Summary)
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