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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 on overseas parent-company exhibition costs depends on whether the payment represents a taxable service supply.
GST liability under the reverse charge mechanism for an overseas parent company's debit note towards exhibition costs depends on whether the parent company has supplied a service. One view treats GST as applicable under reverse charge, while another requires service details and considers the debit note potentially commercial rather than a GST-law debit note. Tax deduction at source applicability remains unresolved. (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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GST is applicable under RCM.

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

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What is the service that your parent Co. provided? Only if there is a supply there is GST. Further details required to answer this question.

Also the debit note looks to be a commercial document as mentioned in your query and not the debit note stipulated under the GST law.

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