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Refund of GST - services rendered abroad (export of services) - unjust enrichment - incidence of tax passed to the recipient company or not - burden to prove - GST does not apply to the services rendered abroad as they amount to the export of services. In addition to that the respondent could not establish that the incident of tax has been passed on to the recipient ASCL located in London. Thus, both, the Adjudicating Authority and the Appellate Authority committed error in rejecting the refund of GST of the petitioner. - HC
Refund of GST - services rendered abroad (export of services) - unjust enrichment - incidence of tax passed to the recipient company or not - burden to prove - GST does not apply to the services rendered abroad as they amount to the export of services. In addition to that the respondent could not establish that the incident of tax has been passed on to the recipient ASCL located in London. Thus, both, the Adjudicating Authority and the Appellate Authority committed error in rejecting the refund of GST of the petitioner. - HC
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