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ROYALTY PAYABLE TO FOREIGN COMPANY BUT PAID IN INDIA, FEMA |
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ROYALTY PAYABLE TO FOREIGN COMPANY BUT PAID IN INDIA |
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Dear Experts, I have one query A Pvt Ltd, an Indian company has to pay royalty to B a foreign company to the extent of Rs.10 core. Now B company directed the A pvt ltd to pay this royalty amount of Rs.10 crore to C Pvt Ltd (Supplier of B company in India). C Pvt ltd will adjust entire amount towards export realisation to be received from B company. Now my questions are: 1. Whether A Pvt Ltd can pay directly to C Pvt Ltd? 2. If so, whether GST has to be paid and TDS has to be deducted? 3. Whether tri-party agreement required to do so? 4. Is there any problem for C Pvt Ltd to get this amount from A Pvt Ltd? Since export proceeds going to be received in India Rupee. Kindly clarify experts. Posts / Replies Showing Replies 1 to 2 of 2 Records Page: 1
Sh.Sudhakar Sivaraman Ji, Query-wise reply is as under :- 1. Yes. 2. If IGST was already paid on royalty and license fees as duty of Customs while importing the goods, then IGST will not be payable again. Read Notification No.6/18-IT(Rate) dated 25.1.18 read with Section 3(7) of the Customs Tariff Act and Section 14(1) of the Customs Act and Rule 10(1) (c) of Customs Valuation (determination of Value of Imported Goods) Rules, 2007 and Section 5 of IGST Act, 2017. TDS on GST has to be paid. If goods and services are not taxable, TDS on GST is not required to be paid/deducted. 3. Yes. However, it depends upon the Authorised Bank. Final decision is to be taken by the Authorised Bank. 4. No. Transaction should be through VOSTRO Account. Pl. note that the Authriised Bank must be satisfied regarding the genuineness of transaction. If the Authorised Bank is not satisfied with the bona fides, the bank may direct to seek permission from RBI regarding relaxation mentioned in 3 & 4 above of the reply. Disclaimer : These are my personal views for academic and education purposes and not meant for legal proceedings in any Court.
In continuation to my above reply, the invoice to be raised must be comprehensive. Page: 1 Old Query - New Comments are closed. |
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