IGST ON INVOICE

Dear All,

We got order from ABC Co., Ltd Mumbai, against this order we have imported goods(Trading goods) from Germany and goods moved bonded warehouse. Customer provided us EPCG license to clear goods by filling ex-bonding bill of entry(Bill of entry will be filed in the name of customer) to get duty exemption under EPCG. Now we have raise an sale invoice to customer whether we need to charge IGST on invoice or not.

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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses whether IGST should be charged on a sales invoice when trading goods imported from Germany under an EPCG license and moved to a bonded warehouse. The consensus is that IGST should be charged on the sales invoice, as the goods are sold while still in the bonded warehouse. The customer will handle the IGST payment along with customs duty upon filing the ex-bonding bill of entry, and this IGST paid will be available as Input Tax Credit (ITC) to the customer. Circular No. 3/1/2018-IGST dated 25 May 2018 is referenced for further details.

If Bill of entry is on your Customer name, what is the need to raise sale invoice from your end.
U r not required to charge IGST on sale bill.
IGST will be paid by your customer to dept along with custom duty, if any.

The goods have been sold while they have been stored in bonded warehouse. Hence, you will have to charge IGST in your sales invoice to your customer. 

The customer will file ex-bond Bill of Entry and clear the goods. He will pay BCD & IGST at the time of clearance of the goods. 

Both IGST paid will be available as ITC to the customer.

Thank you, Can you help me out any notification details.

Thank you, Can you help me out any notification details.

 

Circular No. 3/1/2018-IGST dated 25 May 2018

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