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GST on Small Value exports

VSSNarayana K

Do small exports made through courier having Courier Airway Bill but without shipping bill - qualify as export under GST regime? how to address this scenario, kindly help.

This scenario is applicable to sellers shipping one or two products to customers in foreign countries. The products are shipped by couriers and the courier companies provide only Airway Bill as proof of booking no shipping bill provided by them, but as per GST rules Shipping bill is required for exports as far as my understanding is concerned

Small Exporters: Ensure Compliance by Obtaining Shipping Bill for GST, Consider LUT for IGST-Free Exports and ITC Refunds A participant inquired about the GST implications for small exports made through courier services that provide only an Airway Bill, not a shipping bill. The responses clarified that exports require a shipping bill, which can be obtained from the courier agency or through the DGFT website using an IEC number. Another response suggested filing a Letter of Undertaking to export goods without IGST payment and claiming a refund of input tax credit proportional to the export turnover. The discussion focused on ensuring compliance with GST regulations for small-value exports. (AI Summary)
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KESHAV GROVER on Mar 12, 2020

sir,

Exports means exports it does not depend upon any value.

i have my clients who are making exports through courier agencies, but we are getting shipping bills from them. so please ask shipping bill from your courier agency or you can get shipping bill as well port code from DGFT web site by using your IEC No.

akhilesh tumram on Mar 13, 2020

it is necessary to GSTsmall value expert.

Kashish Gupta on Mar 15, 2020

Hi VSSNarayana K,

You may file Letter of Undertaking and export goods without payment of IGST. Further, you are eligible to claim refund of input tax credit in ratio of export turnover to total turnover.

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