An individual in India, working for a foreign company without a local entity, is seeking to simplify their payment process. Currently, payments go through an Indian partner company, involving multiple invoices and currency conversions. The user wants to know if they can directly invoice the foreign parent company for services (export of services) and receive payment, bypassing the Indian partner, and if there are any legal or GST implications for their proprietorship.
I am currently working for a foreign entity and based in India , Since the company cannot hire me directly because they dont have the India entity.
So currently , the contract is between my Parent company and their partner (India Entity). and separate contract between myself and company partner(India entity).
For my salary payment , i need to raise invoice to their partner company , the partner company raise the invoice in foreign currency to the parent company( Amount agreed between myself and parent company) and then i raised the invoice to Indian entity , based on the final amount recevied in their account , deducting profit income tax .
However in order to avoid double transaction and followup , can i raise the direct GST(Since annual transaction is more than 20L) invoice (export of services) to parent company directly ,is there any legal issue in that , can the parent company pay directly to me based on the invocie raised by me as a proprietorship entity
Is there any rule stated that agreement cannot be there between a sinlge person proprietorship organization , having no other employee.
29 March 2022
Yes, you can directly raise invoice to foreign company without GST. Register under GST and file letter of undertaking in GST portal. As a proprietor you can export services without any employee. There is no restriction. You can discuss with me.