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....esser inward Remitance for an export Invoice<br> Query (Issue) Started By: - Shan S Dated:- 7-4-2025 Last Reply Date:- 10-4-2025 Goods and Services Tax - GST<br>Got 6 Replies<br>GST<br>What should be done if the inward remittance received is less than the invoice amount raised for the export of services? Additionally, if a third-party processor fee is charged for remitting the payment, will this ....

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....affect the amount to be received under the filed LUT for without payment of tax (GST)? Is there any interest payable under GST, or can the fee be shown with the receipt of the remittance receipt as supporting documentation? For example, if the invoice is $1,000, but the fee is $100, resulting in $900 being remitted to the bank and reflected in the FIRC, what should be done about the $100 that wa....

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....s not received? Does the requirement to receive the full invoice amount within one year apply to the $100 shortfall in this case? Reply By YAGAY andSUN: The Reply: If the inward remittance received is less than the invoice amount raised for the export of services, the exporter needs to account for the shortfall appropriately in line with the applicable GST provisions. The invoice amount reflects....

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.... the value of the export, and the export of services is generally considered a "zero-rated supply" under GST, which means no GST is levied on the export. However, there is a requirement to receive the full value of the export consideration within a specific time frame, typically within one year from the date of the invoice. Regarding the third-party processor fee charged for remitting the payment....

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...., it does not affect the amount received under the Letter of Undertaking (LUT) for export without payment of tax. The export value is determined by the actual remittance received, i.e., the amount credited to the exporter's bank account (which is $900 in your example). The $100 processor fee is considered a separate cost and should not be deducted from the value of the export when filing the LUT o....

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....r calculating the GST-related obligations. If there is a shortfall, such as the $100 in your example, the exporter needs to demonstrate that the full invoice amount is received within the one-year period. If the shortfall is due to a third-party processing fee, it will likely not trigger an issue under GST, as the actual amount received ($900) is still part of the export transaction. However, the....

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.... exporter should ensure that the remittance receipt includes details of the fee to support the actual receipt amount. Interest or penalties would not typically apply under GST if the shortfall is clearly due to the third-party processing fee, as long as the actual payment received is consistent with the invoiced amount. This should be substantiated with proper documentation like the FIRC (Foreign....

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.... Inward Remittance Certificate) and bank statements/e-BRC. Reply By Shan S: The Reply: Thanks for the reply. In that case, any proof to be kept for like paypal fees or payoneer fees + their currency conversion fees. as in FIRC the USD they give is far almost 10% lesser than the invoice raised. But in their transaction reports that break up is there. so in that case can these be kept as support....

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....ing documents that all the amount has been realized but deduction of the fees were at source by paypal and balance only remitted to bank. Reply By KASTURI SETHI: The Reply: Have you received any notice from the department ?&nbsp; Reply By Shilpi Jain: The Reply: Do keep the transaction summary which gives the break up of your fees and paypal deductions. Reply By Shan S: The Reply: yes transa....

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....ction report shows original dollar received by paypal for that transaction. And firc has the dollar remitted to bank A/C after the charges. Reply By KASTURI SETHI: The Reply: Dear Querist, You have received service from PayPal which is located in USA. Have you not imported service ?&nbsp; One of my clients has faced similar problem.<br> Discussion Forum - Knowledge Sharing ....