E-invoice applicability on re-imbursment income?

Reimbursement of income is included in turnover in GST act or if it's than e-invoice is applied for reimbursement invoice also?
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This discussion clarifies whether reimbursement income, such as customs duties or stamp duty paid on behalf of importers, is considered part of taxable turnover under GST. It explains that if a company acts as a 'pure agent' and is reimbursed for these expenses without adding any profit margin, these amounts are generally not included in their aggregate turnover. Consequently, e-invoicing is typically not required for such reimbursement transactions.

Can explain more with example?
XYZ shipping company having taxable turnover Rs. 45 lakhs and reimbursement income of Rs. 25 lakhs Which they recover from there importers then in that case e-invoice is applied to XYZ shipping company?

reimbursement income e.g. customduty, stamp duty, PPQ charges etc.

firstly XYZ shipping company paid this charges and then recovered this from there importers there is no profit to XYZ Shipping company.

1) know is it included under turnover?
2) e-invoice is applied to the company?
No..... not required to generate E-invoice on Exempted Income.

In term Rule 33 of CGST Act if it is reimburse in capacity of Pure Agent then it is not be included in aggregate turnover & Not required to generate E-invoice for the same.

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