This discussion explores the feasibility of the 'Bill to Ship to' model in India for a scenario involving an Indian supplier, an Indian customer, and a foreign buyer. The core question is whether an Indian supplier can invoice an Indian customer and deliver goods directly to an Indian customs port on behalf of that customer for export. While initially suggested as possible, clarification is sought regarding GST implications, particularly if the Indian customer is registered in a different state. The need for specific GST Act sections, rules, or notifications to validate this transaction for suppliers is highlighted.
20 January 2023
This is not a bill to ship model as supply is only to B at his port of shipment. In invoice and E way bill mention the place of delivery Mumbai/ Chennai port.
It means any Domestic supplier can Bill to any domestic customer and deliver the materials on his behalf at any Indian custom port, please provide some reference of section of GST act in which, it is mentioned that this kind of shipment is possible, because our supplier is saying that this kind of shipment is not possible as per GST
Please support with any rule, notification, any section of GST, in which it is clearly mentioned, so that I could refer that to explain our supplier, my supplier is asking for some basis by the GST law