A. CBEC rate B. RBI rate C. rate on advance recipe date D. rate on invoice date
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This discussion clarifies the correct valuation rate for exports during a GST audit. It explains that the exchange rate used for valuing exports under GST is the one specified on the shipping bill. While freight and insurance are generally part of turnover for GST, taxpayers have an option regarding their inclusion in revenue from operations for Income Tax purposes.
Exports under GST are valued at exchange rate mentioned in shipping bill for export The freight and insurance amount charged forms part of turnover in GST, however the assessee has option to consider or not the freight and insurance amount as part of revenue from operation under Income tax
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