in case of export of goods when is reversal made in gstr-3b for the itc claimed on such goods which are exported
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This discussion clarifies GST implications for exported goods, specifically concerning Input Tax Credit (ITC) reversals in GSTR-3B. It explains that if you claim a refund of IGST paid on exports, you typically don't need to reverse ITC. Alternatively, using a Letter of Undertaking (LUT) allows you to export without paying IGST, and you can then claim a refund of your ITC.
Yes, there is way if you haven't claim the ITC then don't pay IGST claim refund of ITC by filing rfd-01, you can export the goods by furnishing letter of undertaking (lut)
You can claim refund of IGST or refund of ITC if you want refund of IGST then claim ITC and pay the IGST FIRST THEN CLAIM REFUND OF IGST BY FILING SHIPPING BII if you want refund of ITC then don't claim itc BY FILING RFD01