Refund of GST claims: procedural filing in prescribed form with provisional sanctioning and possible withholding under prescribed conditions. Refunds under CGST include balances in the electronic cash ledger and unutilized input tax credit from zero rated or accumulated credits. Claims generally must be filed within two years from the relevant date, with specified relevant dates for exported goods and services. Procedure requires electronic filing in Form GST RFD 01 with documentary evidence (or a declaration for small claims), special rules for SEZ and deemed exports, electronic acknowledgement and deficiency notices, provisional refunds on prima facie satisfaction, and final sanction or withholding orders in prescribed forms.
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Refund of GST claims: procedural filing in prescribed form with provisional sanctioning and possible withholding under prescribed conditions.
Refunds under CGST include balances in the electronic cash ledger and unutilized input tax credit from zero rated or accumulated credits. Claims generally must be filed within two years from the relevant date, with specified relevant dates for exported goods and services. Procedure requires electronic filing in Form GST RFD 01 with documentary evidence (or a declaration for small claims), special rules for SEZ and deemed exports, electronic acknowledgement and deficiency notices, provisional refunds on prima facie satisfaction, and final sanction or withholding orders in prescribed forms.
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