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Reimbursement of IGST paid by CHA., Goods and Services Tax - GST

Issue Id: - 112371
Dated: 17-7-2017
By:- Narendra Soni

Reimbursement of IGST paid by CHA.


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Dear sir.our Cha paid IGST on our import.now he want to reimbursement of IGST from us.Is GST is applicable on such reimbursement.How he will raise invoice.kindly guide.

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1 Dated: 17-7-2017
By:- KASTURI SETHI

In my view no GST on such reimbursement is applicable. CHA is example of pure agent.


2 Dated: 17-7-2017
By:- Narendra Soni

Sir how Invoice will be raised by CHA without GST.tax Invoice can only be raised for charging GST.


3 Dated: 18-7-2017
By:- R.S. Mangal

In GST regime the CHA must raise invoice otherwise how the exporter or importer will get the credit of the gst involved on such reimbursement.


4 Dated: 18-7-2017
By:- KASTURI SETHI

I support the views of Sh.R.S.Mangal, an expert.


5 Dated: 18-7-2017
By:- Kishan Barai

IGST found in Bill of Entry could be used to offset goods sold in CGST & SGST locally along with inter State sale via IGST


6 Dated: 23-7-2017
By:- Basha Sikander

Dear Sir,

IF the re-imbursement charges such as CFS or Shipping Line or any other charges incurred by CHA in the course of Customs Clearance, if such third party bills are in your Name with your GSTN details, the ITC will come directly to your account credit. These are covered under Rule 7 - Pure Agent.

Hence CHA can raise Invoices without GST.

Regards,

Nagarajan


7 Dated: 23-7-2017
By:- Kishan Barai

True because CHA already pay to shipping line first before exporter and already paid GST but CHA will provide another personal services bill for doing exporter work along with other invoices for CHA personal services 18% GST would be charged on those and exporter are paying that.

For example, Official Pan Card in India Cost 106 INR bother agent charges 250 INR, so agents are not exempted from GST, they need to charge GST for their services if they are registered

Tips: To save GST they can provide official bill of 106 paid and make the bill of 144 to customer for their services so GST would be charged on 144 (18% in case of services) = 169.92


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