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Deemed Export

Joy Kokkat

We are STB manufacturer, we have an order from an overseas trading company who has picked up an order from Indian customer to manufacture and supply this product in India. My quetions as below.

1. Is it possible and is a legal transactions?

2. How is the billing is done, as I need to do USD billing to my customer (overseas trading company) and product need to be shipped to Indian company?

3. What is the tax structure for billing to Indian company ?

4. Can we call this Deemed export?

Manufacturer Seeks Clarification on Deemed Export Status for Supplying Goods Through Overseas Trading Company Under FTP 2009-2014 A manufacturer inquires about the legality and billing process for supplying goods to an Indian company through an overseas trading company, seeking to understand if this qualifies as a deemed export. An expert clarifies that under the Foreign Trade Policy 2009-2014, deemed exports occur when goods do not leave the country, and payment is received in Indian Rupees or foreign exchange. If the transaction aligns with specific criteria, the manufacturer can invoice the foreign party in foreign currency while shipping to the Indian party, with no VAT applicable, as it may be considered a deemed export. (AI Summary)
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