i am planing to export vegitables. i have taken gst reg. should i collect gst while exporting? pls rply thanks in advance.
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This discussion clarifies the Goods and Services Tax (GST) implications for exporting vegetables. Generally, fresh vegetables are exempt from GST. If you are exporting taxable vegetables, you should obtain a Letter of Undertaking (LUT) to avoid collecting GST and to be eligible for input tax credit refunds. Even for exempt vegetables, understanding the specific exemptions and LUT requirements is crucial for claiming refunds correctly.
Few vegetables are exempt from tax and few are taxable. If the vegetables you are exporting are exempt, then dont collect tax and for the vegetable attracts tax, take the LUT and dont collect any taxes while exporting. Also you are eligible for claiming refund of Input tax credit. For any queries mail to caankithjain @ gmail.com.
I understand that if vegitables exported are exempt from tax i need not file LUT ..and i can claim the refund without filing LUT....Is it wright? pls reply
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