Foreign PO..SUPPLY REJECTION

Indian parent cum holding co has rejected supply of its USA based Wholly owned subsidiary on specs issue and will get back purchase prices.

What accounting, tax, customs disclosure issues are involved

 

Please guide

Jayanta

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An Indian parent company has rejected a supply from its US subsidiary due to specification issues, intending to reclaim purchase prices. This raises questions about the accounting treatment, tax implications, and customs disclosures required. The advice suggests keeping the purchase order outstanding and disclosing the reason if it's filing time, or simply recording the return of any advance payment. Rejection implies a pending status, whereas cancellation would necessitate derecognising the purchase.

Let the PO be outstanding and disclose the cause if it is filing time. Or else, no need to do anything. 

If you received your advance back, record it.

Rejected means kept in waiting, cancelled means, you have derecognise purchases

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