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Export Advance Refund

Date 20 Jun 2020
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Dear Sir,

We have received advance for export order. Now order got cancelled. We are refunding partial amount to them. And partial deduction as recovery charges.

While Bank says, you need to refund full amount. As per policy, We can refund before 1 year without approval of RBI.

How to treat this in accounts and gst?

Is there any implication from RBI if export order got cancelled?

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Replied on Jun 20, 2020
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Whether you have refunded before one year or after one year?

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Replied on Jun 20, 2020
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Before one year We are refunding.

Bank says for partial amount which we are not refunding, We need to make export.

Situation is partial amount deducted is due to export order cancelled. And we are not going to make any export against it.

So how to treat this in books? as income, liable to gst? and can not we deduct it as charges for cancellation of order?

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Replied on Jun 24, 2020
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Dear Mitresh ji,

GST is not liable on the retention amount inter alia for 2 reasons. one is that there is no supply for mere retention of money due to breach of contract performance and the other is that even assuming there is supply, it is export qua Zero-rated supply on which GST is not liable. Ensure that LUT was executed. Hope am clear.

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