Deemed export refund eligibility expanded to allow suppliers to file where recipients waive input tax credit and give undertaking. Amendments permit refund applications for deemed exports to be filed by the recipient or, where the recipient forgoes input tax credit and gives an undertaking, by the supplier; empower the Commissioner to allow further time beyond the three month period under rule 96A; and substitute revised Statement 2 and Statement 4 in FORM GST RFD 01 to record invoice, export/SEZ documentation, and integrated tax and cess details for refunds on export of services and supplies to SEZs.
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Deemed export refund eligibility expanded to allow suppliers to file where recipients waive input tax credit and give undertaking.
Amendments permit refund applications for deemed exports to be filed by the recipient or, where the recipient forgoes input tax credit and gives an undertaking, by the supplier; empower the Commissioner to allow further time beyond the three month period under rule 96A; and substitute revised Statement 2 and Statement 4 in FORM GST RFD 01 to record invoice, export/SEZ documentation, and integrated tax and cess details for refunds on export of services and supplies to SEZs.
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