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Rule 96(3) assigns processing of IGST refunds on exported goods, including goods covered by manual shipping bills, to the Customs system or the proper Customs officer after receipt of information on a valid Form GSTR-3B return. Where the GST Department disclaims jurisdiction to sanction the refund, Customs cannot reject the claim by asserting that it falls within the GST Department's jurisdiction. Customs must process the claim and sanction any admissible IGST refund with applicable interest in accordance with law.
Rule 96(3) assigns processing of IGST refunds on exported goods, including goods covered by manual shipping bills, to the Customs system or the proper Customs officer after receipt of information on a valid Form GSTR-3B return. Where the GST Department disclaims jurisdiction to sanction the refund, Customs cannot reject the claim by asserting that it falls within the GST Department's jurisdiction. Customs must process the claim and sanction any admissible IGST refund with applicable interest in accordance with law.
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