01 November 2025
We have sold material to exporter of goods by charging GST @ 0.10%, our procurement of goods was at regular rates, can we claim refund of GST as we sold goods by charging GST @ 0.10% while we procured the same goods by paying GST @ 12%?? If Anwer is yes then what documents will be required ??
01 November 2025
Yes, you can claim a refund of accumulated Input Tax Credit (ITC) under the Inverted Duty Structure when you supply goods to an exporter at 0.1% GST and procure them at a higher rate like 12%.
01 November 2025
You’ll need to file Form GST RFD-01 along with the following key documents: 1. Statement of Invoices (Annexure-I) - Details of inward supplies (inputs) with higher GST rate. - Details of outward supplies made at concessional rate (0.1%). 2. Exporter’s Undertaking - Copy of the exporter’s Letter of Undertaking (LUT) or Bond. - Declaration from exporter confirming receipt of goods and export without payment of IGST. 3. CA Certificate or Self-Certification - If refund claim exceeds ₹2 lakh, a Chartered Accountant’s certificate is required. - Below ₹2 lakh, self-certification suffices. 4. GST Returns - GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B for the relevant period. - Ensure ITC claimed in GSTR-3B matches with GSTR-2B. 5. Tax Invoice Copies - Purchase invoices showing 12% GST. - Sales invoices showing 0.1% GST. 6. Shipping Bills / Export Documents - Proof that goods were exported by the buyer (to validate concessional supply).