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Applicability of GST on Commission

Date 26 Mar 2024
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GST on intermediary services may not apply to commissions from foreign recipients amid conflicting judicial interpretations.
The issue is whether commissions received in convertible foreign exchange by an Indian intermediary operating a website are taxable under GST when services are provided to or remunerated by foreign entities. One reply cites central guidance; another contends that GST does not apply to intermediary services supplied from India to non resident recipients, based on interpretations of IGST Act provisions. Conflicting high court reasonings have left the legal position unsettled pending higher court resolution. (AI Summary)

An company maintaining a web site (Network marketing services) in UK and USA name called deal deedy.uk.com., We are getting a various product ( furniture, cloth ) deals form network ( Awin , Brand Review a foreign companies) and paste on our website and any person purchasing the product form our web site than we getting commission form Awin , Brand Review in Foreign Currency .

The Awin and Brand review and foreign company are not related to the a indian company which is maintaining web site in UK and USA.

Whether GST is applicable when amount is received in india by an indian company in convertible foreign exchange. Kindly explain with relevant provisions.

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