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gst and e invoice on specific export type transactions.

KANHAIYA AGRAWAL

Shilpi Jain Ji

Please guide me on,

We are in India. We purchased some goods from country-A and directly sold it out to country -B .goods do not enter Indian territory.

Can you please suggest a GST implication.also guide me on the applicability of E-Invoice.

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GST Not Applicable for Goods Sold Directly Between Countries Without Entering India, E-Invoice Not Required, per CGST Act, Entry 7. A discussion on a forum addressed the Goods and Services Tax (GST) implications and e-invoice applicability for transactions where goods are purchased from one country and sold directly to another without entering Indian territory. It was clarified that such transactions fall under entry number 7 of the III Schedule to the CGST Act, categorizing them as non-taxable since the goods do not enter India. Consequently, an e-tax invoice is not required. Participants in the discussion agreed with this interpretation, suggesting that a commercial invoice could be issued instead. (AI Summary)
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