EXported Goods return in GST

I am have exported goods in France under lut without paying tax.

now exported goods have failed quality control and and returned by company in France.


upon receiving it in in India do. I have to. pay IGST?
Or As it was exported under LUT no. tax has to. be paid?
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Quick Summary
If you've exported goods from India under a Letter of Undertaking (LUT) without paying IGST, and these goods are subsequently returned due to quality issues, you generally do not need to pay IGST upon their re-import. The LUT allows for tax-free exports, and any accumulated Input Tax Credit (ITC) can be claimed for refund. It's advisable to issue a credit note and maintain documentation for future reference.

Export without payment of IGST:

The option to export goods without payment of tax can either be used under the cover of a Letter of Undertaking (LUT) or a bond. In such case, any ITC accumulated on inputs/input services unutilised will be available for refund. ... The procedure is similar to the export of services.

In my opinion no need to pay IGST now.

The best option regarding your query is raise a credit note as you have quoted your turnover in GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B and kindly document your FORC copy for clarification in future, contact: mrgstconsultancy @ gmail.com

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