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Sales Return of Export goods (thro' import and duty paid against igst refund)

Date 12 Mar 2020
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Input tax credit adjustment neutralises IGST refund impact when returned export goods are re imported and duties paid.
Payment of customs duty on re imported export goods followed by availment of IGST as Input Tax Credit should be reported in the electronic credit ledger and declared when filing GSTR-3B, which will neutralise the earlier IGST refund position arising from the original export. (AI Summary)

Sir,

One invoice of export sales goods (sep 2019) returned (imported thro' paying of customs duty). How we will accounted and put entry in GSTR 1 and GSTR 3B. (This month igst thro' sales invoice is less than IGST refund thro' customs duty for the previous export sales returned).

Thank you sir,

with kind regards,

S.Radhakrishnan

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Mr. Radhakrishnan Srinivasan Ji,

You are advised to avail input tax credit in respect of goods imported and report the same at the time of filing GSTR-3B. In September 2019, you must have claimed the refund of IGST paid on exports or accumulated input tax credit, as the case may be. By way of importing these goods and payment of import duties, subsequently availment of IGST in electronic credit ledger would neutralise such refund impacts.

Therefore, simply pay import duties, avail input tax credit of IGST in GSTR-3B.

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