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GST Implication on Payment under ICC Arbitration Award for Breach of Non-Solicitation Clause

Date 14 Jan 2026
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GST on arbitration award payments depends on characterisation as liquidated damages or consideration for supply.
Whether GST reverse charge applies to payment to a non resident under an arbitral award depends on characterisation: payments treated as liquidated damages are compensatory, not consideration for supply, and thus outside GST scope; if characterised otherwise, reverse charge and input tax credit consequences may arise. (AI Summary)

A is required to pay C (Located outside India) under an ICC arbitration award for breach of a non-solicitation/non-circumvention clause in their Term Sheet. The breach occurred because A directly engaged with B (Customer of C) and secured brand rights for India during the exclusivity period, triggering liquidated damages of INR 1 Lacs to be paid by A to C.

Does GST under Reverse Charge apply on this payment to C? 

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