GST on sales representation of a foreign company in India

Dear Mr. Amit,

These are my views:

For point 1. The transactions seems to be covered under 'intermediary' services under GST. Section 13(8) of IGST Act provides the pkace of supply to be the location of the service provider, i.e. Delhi Co. which is in India, therefore, GST would be leviable on the commission charges. (there may be alternate, risky views that it is not intermediary and therefore is an export of service, and no tax is to be paid).

For point 2. Irrelevant, as Delhi Co. is based out of India and providing intermediary services from here. 

For point 3. If services are provided on principal to principal basis, then GST could be optimized.

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