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TDS & GST Implication on debit note received from parent company

Date 18 Sep 2026
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Reverse-charge GST and withholding-tax treatment of overseas parent-company debit notes for exhibition costs requires careful payment characterisation.
Tax treatment of a debit note issued by an overseas parent company for exhibition costs incurred in India raises the applicability of Goods and Services Tax under the reverse-charge mechanism and of tax deduction at source. The issue centres on characterising the payment, determining whether reverse charge applies to the exhibition-cost debit note, and identifying potential withholding-tax obligations arising from payment to the overseas parent company in this context. (AI Summary)

Debit note received from oversease parent company towards payment of exibition cost in india wheather the rcm is applicable also please suggest wheather TDS also applicable

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