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GST on services provided to foreign clients in India

Prakash Gupta

Dear experts required your view on below mentioned query :

A Company Secretary firm registered in India, incorporated a pvt ltd company for its foreign clients in India . The CS firm raised bill of consultancy fees directly to foreign client and received the same in convertible foreign exchange. Now whether, receipts of CS firm will be subject to GST ?

GST on Consultancy Fees for Foreign Clients: Place of Supply Determines Tax Applicability; Export Services May Qualify for Exemption. A Company Secretary firm in India raised a query regarding the applicability of GST on consultancy fees billed to a foreign client. The firm incorporated a private limited company in India for the foreign client and received payment in convertible foreign exchange. Experts discussed that if the place of supply is India, GST is applicable despite receiving foreign currency. If the place of supply is outside India, it qualifies as an export of service, allowing for GST exemption under bond/LUT or refund procedures. Additional queries involved GST implications for services provided to foreign companies and billing within Free Trade Warehousing Zones. (AI Summary)
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Rajagopalan Ranganathan on Oct 7, 2017

Sir,

You have not indicated the place of supply of service. If it is India (taxable territory) then gst is payable though consultancy fees are received in convertible foreign currency. If the place of supply is out side taxable territory (India) then it will amount to export of service which can be done either under bond/LUT without payment of IGST or on payment of IGST. The IGST paid can be claimed as refund after completion of export. Similarly you are eligible to take ITC and the same can be used for payment of IGST. If you export without payment of IGST you can claim refund of tax paid on inputs and input services utilised for export of service.

KASTURI SETHI on Oct 8, 2017

From the language of query, I think that place of Supply is in India. Hence taxable. I am all praise for crystal clear reply by Sh.Ranganathan, Sir.

Rajagopalan Ranganathan on Oct 8, 2017

Dear Kasturi Sir,

Thank you for your complimentary remarks.

Prakash Gupta on Oct 8, 2017

Thank you Rajgopalan and Kasturi Seth Ji,

Further, explanation to my query is as under,

The company has been incorporated in India, say A Pvt Ltd, subsidiary of A Inc. Holding Company (A Inc) is US based. Professional fees invoice has been raised to A Inc (situated in USA). So, I am also not clear about place of the supply in this scenario. Please through some light on place of the supply in this scenario and applicability of the GST, with reference to relevant portion of the Act.

Guest on Jun 27, 2018

Question regarding GST and Taxation to be applied before making payment to a foreign company.

Sir, I have a One Person Company located in Indian at West Bengal. I will take 'Service' from a foreign company and will pay his Service Fees, through online bank transfer in their currency from my bank account. Now what is the rules for Taxation, before making the payment, as if i have to deduct any amount from the payment amount which has to be paid to government of india ? and what are the compulsory documents should i kept in my custody before making the payment to a foreign company ?

Thiruppathi K on Aug 16, 2018

Sir,

We are located in Free Trade Warehousing Zone (SEZ), one of the Singapore clinet is our account holder and we are providing warehousing services to our client. we need to bill our Singapore client for our services at FTWZ. Now shall we have to get GST from our Singapore client, is there any notification for that, please clarify me.

Thanks,

Thiruppathi.K

Cmora Cragotech Pvt Ltd,

9500181516

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