Dear Sir/Mam
we have a client in UK exporting services but that client would like to pay our service free from it's Parent Company USA. Is it a qualified export and FEMA.
please guide
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Export of services payment from Different Countries
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Summary: You can generally accept payments from a third-party entity (like a parent company in the USA) for services provided to a client abroad (in the UK), provided the transaction is fully documented. Ensure your invoices and contracts explicitly mention this arrangement and that your bank is aware of it to correctly issue the Foreign Inward Remittance Certificate (FIRC), which serves as proof for GST zero-rated status.
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