GST Rule 14A for Export of Service with Hypothetical 10 cr turnover

NO — such a business should NOT select “Yes” under Rule 14A at the time of GST registration.
For a 100% export of services under LUT, Rule 14A is not applicable.

Rule 14A is generally not available where the business’s aggregate turnover exceeds ₹5 crore. It is a simplified registration route for eligible small suppliers making taxable supplies through e-commerce operators; it is not an optional registration choice based on whether supplies are exports or made under LUT. With annual turnover of ₹10 crore, the business should select “No” for Rule 14A and proceed under the regular registration route, assuming those figures represent aggregate turnover as defined under GST.

Export of services under LUT is zero-rated, but the value of those exports is still included in aggregate turnover. The main benefit of Rule 14A, where eligible, is a simplified registration process; it does not provide a special tax advantage or replace LUT compliance. The exact eligibility also depends on the nature of supplies and other conditions under the rule.

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