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RCM TAX PAID ON IMPORT OF SERVICES

JAGADISHKUMAR PATEL

HI SIR/MADAM,

MY QUERY IS

A (REGISTERED IN GST) FROM INDIA SUPPLY ONLINE ADVERTISEMENT SERVICES SPACE. HE PAY TO B (OUT OF INDIA) FOR SOFTWARE PLATFORM RENT WHICH WAS USED BY A.

A WAS PAID RCM ON SOFTWARE PLATFORM RENT AMOUNT @18% .

ON THIS RCM PAID BY A WAS REFUNDABLE OR NOT AND IF REFUNDABLE THEN WHAT BASIS PLEASE SUGGEST ME.

RCM Tax on Software Rent Non-Refundable; Claim Input Service Credit for Unutilized IGST on Zero-Rated Exports An individual from India, registered under GST, inquired about the refundability of Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) tax paid at 18% on software platform rent, used for supplying online advertisement services. An expert clarified that RCM paid is not refundable, but the individual can claim Input Service Credit of IGST paid under RCM. If the IGST credit remains unutilized due to zero-rated exports, a refund claim for the unutilized Input Tax Credit (ITC) is possible. Another participant confirmed this explanation, noting that the refund pertains to unutilized credit, not the IGST paid on import services under RCM. (AI Summary)
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KASTURI SETHI on Apr 16, 2021

Sh.Jagadish Kumar Patel Ji,

RCM paid by A is not refundable. Since A has exported service and service has been supplied on the basis of rented software. Software is used in supply taxable service(zero rated) outside India. A is entitled to Input Service Credit of IGST paid under RCM on importation of service. Importation of of service is supply as per Section 7(1)(b) of CGST Act.

 

JAGADISHKUMAR PATEL on Apr 17, 2021

then what about that amount paid RCM igst which was un utilised credit . because of import / export zero reted

KASTURI SETHI on Apr 17, 2021

Q. Then what about that amount paid RCM igst which was un utilised credit . because of import / export zero rated ?

Ans. Under RCM tax is paid in cash and after making payment of IGST in cash, you can take credit of IGST paid under RCM. In case your credit of IGST remains unutilsed because of export (zero rated supply), you are entitled to refund claim on this ground. Your original query talks of refund of IGST paid under RCM and it is entirely different issue.

You are entitled to refund claim of unutilised ITC. Pl. note that it is not refund of IGST but refund of credit remained un-utlised because of export.

This is not refund of IGST paid against import of service under RCM. See the difference between both situations.

Ganeshan Kalyani on Apr 25, 2021

Well explained by Sri Kasturi Sir. Infact the querist is confused on IGST paid under RCM on import of service which is not refundable. But since export is without payment IGST (LUT must be having) the input i.e. RCM paid on import is eligible to claim as refund.

JAGADISHKUMAR PATEL on Jul 30, 2021

in this case under which head RFD-01 will be filed?

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