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GST on Service provided to Foreign Company in India, Goods and Services Tax - GST

Issue Id: - 114068
Dated: 22-8-2018
By:- Rahul Gawande

GST on Service provided to Foreign Company in India


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Hello,

I am IT Service provider. We provided service to a client of foreign company in India. We have to bill to foreign company who do not have any office in India. How do I bill them? Do I have to add GST, if so at what rate? They will be transferring payment in USD to our bank account. Do I have to pay any Currency Conversion charges to bank? If yes & what rate?

Please help.

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1 Dated: 22-8-2018
By:- Rajagopalan Ranganathan

Sir,

You are providing the service to the client of foreign company who is located in India. The service is provided within taxable territory (India). Therefore you have to pay gst. Since the client of the foreign company is located in India he can avail the ITC of gst paid by you. The question whether you can charge the foreign company the gst paid by you depends on the clauses of the con tract entered into between you and the foreign company.


2 Dated: 23-8-2018
By:- DR.MARIAPPAN GOVINDARAJAN

I endorse the views of Shri Rajagopalan


3 Dated: 23-8-2018
By:- Kishan Barai

According to my view and understanding of your questions, you are going to provide the bill to your foreign clients in USD, so no question arises of GST, as it would be termed as exports.


4 Dated: 27-8-2018
By:- Ramaswamy S

GST is payable as the provider of service and the recipient of service is in the taxable territory.

Regards

S.Ramaswamy


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