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SALES RETURN UNDER EXPORT

MAHESHA MS

Dear Sir,

Please let us know, if exported goods returned for repair.

What is the procedure under gst and what will happen if not re-exported.

Note: Exports with payment of Tax and availed refund also explain with out payment of tax

Handling Exported Goods Returned for Repair: Re-export Within 6 Months or Face Import Duties Under Section 20 A user inquired about the procedure for handling exported goods returned for repair under GST and the implications if they are not re-exported. Responses highlighted that if goods are not re-exported, benefits availed during export must be returned. Goods can be re-imported for repair without authorization, but re-export must occur within six months. If re-export fails, import duties apply, with specific exemptions under certain conditions. A detailed explanation of exemptions and duty calculations was provided, suggesting that opting for Section 20 might be more straightforward to avoid complications related to duty and interest calculations. (AI Summary)
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