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Tax Bifergation on deemed export

Date 21 Nov 2017
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Dear Expert, on deemed export if goods are sold is within state then what shoud i charged on nvoice 0.1% IGST or 0.05% CGST and SGST or 0.1% CGST?

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Replied on Nov 21, 2017
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Sir,

Whether it is export or deemed export it will be treated as inter-state supply and IGST rate of 0.1% rate is applicable. This is in respect of when supply is made by the supplier directly to the recipient without any intermediary in between. If you supply the goods to a merchant exporter who is located within the same state then 0.05% of CGST and 0.05% of SGST will be applicable. If the merchant exporter is located in other state then IGST @ 0.1% is applicable. This is my view.

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Replied on Nov 22, 2017
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Sir

Small doubt :- If exporter sales goods , should not it be zero rated ?

1% rate is for mercantile exporter , means a trader sales goods to exporter . Or in other words , purchase of exporter will be 1% and export ( sale) will be zero rated .

Experts are requested to correct me , if I am wrong

Regards

CA Anita Bhadra

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Replied on Nov 22, 2017
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Dear Querist

The query needs to be clear.

If the supplies are to advance authorisation holders or to EPCG license holders or to EOU , it is a deemed export.

Supplies to EOU or manufacturers holding AA or EPCG will be on payment of applicable GST. The refund of GST can be either by the supplier or the recipient.

The applicable GST means IGST or CGST+SGST as the case may be.

The rate of 0.1% is to a merchant exporter and not to manufacturer exporter.

Regards

S.Ramaswamy

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