Export sales Gst rate calculate @12% instead of @18%

I have made the export sales bill at Gst Rate @ 12% and the refund has also receive. But the purchase bill has receive Gst Rate  @ 18%. What are the needs to solve ?

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A user exported goods or services at a 12% GST rate and received a refund, but their purchase bills incurred an 18% GST rate. This creates a 6% GST difference that cannot be refunded or charged to the customer. The advice suggests depositing the balance tax with interest, issuing a debit note, and reporting it in GST returns, referencing the shipping bill.

It's export of goods or services ???

You may need to pay additional 6%. That will become your cost since you won't be able to claim refund on it nor charge your customer.

yes agree with CA altamush Zafar

Deposit the balance tax with interest, issue the debit note & report it in your returns by giving reference of shipping bill.

(Can try for refund but as ICEGATE will not allow you to do the same on shipping bill you have already claimed the refund) 

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