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export of service or intermediary services- reg

Nikhil kumar

a logistics company providing door to door logistics within the india and outside India. they entered an agreement where they had arrange the transportation facility from company in india to port  and clerance and transportation  facility at port to send the goods to outside India. for this works, company receives foregin exchage. Recepient is outside India. Whether the service renderd by the company will be treated as EXPORT OF SERVICE. 

Logistics company's door-to-door services with foreign exchange payment qualify as export of services under Section 2(6) IGST Act 2017 A logistics company provides door-to-door services within India and internationally, arranging transportation from Indian companies to ports and handling clearance and transportation to send goods outside India. The company receives foreign exchange from overseas recipients. The query asks whether these services qualify as export of services under GST law. The response confirms that such services constitute export of services under Section 2(6) of the IGST Act 2017, as all conditions are met: supplier located in India, recipient outside India, place of supply outside India, payment in convertible foreign exchange, and parties are not related establishments. These services qualify as zero-rated supplies under Section 16. (AI Summary)
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