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Repairs carried out outside India

Date 22 Sep 2021
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XYZ(India) exported the goods to PQR(U.K.). On examining the goods on receipt, it was observed by PQR that it requires certain repairs which PQR did on his own and the repairing charges was recovered from XYZ. Will this transaction fall under Section 13(2) of IGST Act and therefore XYZ liable for reverse charge or it will fall under Section 13(3)(a) i.e. location where the services are actually performed and since it is performed outside India, XYZ not liable under RCM? In my view, it will fall under Section 13(3)(a) and therefore no RCM for XYZ. Views of the experts please.

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Replied on Sep 24, 2021
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Instead can it not be treated as a deficiency in supply and treated as a Credit note required to be issued for the exports made?

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Replied on Sep 24, 2021
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Since the repair is required to be done on the goods exported in their physical location, 13(3)(a) would be more appropriate. While the option of credit note may also be considered, it could result in correspending reduction of export benefits claimed.

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Replied on Sep 25, 2021
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In my view, RCM is not applicable.

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Replied on Nov 28, 2021
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Yes, RCM will not be applicable, You may have to see if the exports are to be reduced or should be treated as expense.

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