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Petty Cash Expenses Incurred on Behalf of Principal

KUMAR Narasimhan

Dear Sir / Madam,

An Agent made the Petty cash expenses (Like Tea Expenses, Auto Expenses, Printing and Xerox) and claimed it as reimbursement from Principal.

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a) Agent can show this reimbursement expenses as an Exempted Sales and process the same in GSTR-1? Please clarify

b) Agent pays the payment on behalf of Principal, but the Vendor would have raised the Invoice in the name of Principal company. Can Agent raise a reimbursement Expense for the payment made and show this as Exempted sales? Please clarify

Reimbursements as Exempted Sales in GSTR-1: Rule 33 Clarifies Role of Pure Agent in GST Returns An agent incurred petty cash expenses on behalf of a principal and sought clarification on whether these reimbursements could be shown as exempted sales in GSTR-1. Respondents advised referring to Rule 33 of the CGST Rules, which defines the role of a 'pure agent.' It was confirmed that if the agent qualifies as a pure agent, these reimbursements are not considered part of revenue and need not be disclosed in GST returns. The consensus was that such expenses, being reimbursements, do not form part of the turnover for a pure agent. (AI Summary)
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