GST Refund on Export of Services in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
Refund · Export of Services · Nashik

GST Refund on Export of Services — Qualified. Documented. Refunded.

Refund of accumulated credit and of tax paid on exported services, with export qualification tested and foreign inward remittance documentation assembled before filing.

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For service exporters, the refund turns on a threshold question: does the supply actually qualify as an export of services? The place of supply, the location of the recipient and the receipt of foreign exchange all have to line up before any claim can succeed.

At N D Savla & Associates, we handle refund claims for IT companies, consultants and service exporters across Nashik and Maharashtra — testing that qualification, assembling the remittance evidence and pursuing the claim to sanction.

Documentation is where these claims are won. Certificates of inward remittance, contracts and invoice-wise statements have to tie to the period claimed, and we build that file before the application is submitted.

Our Service Export Refund Services

Export Qualification Review

Testing the supply against the conditions for export of services.

Place of Supply Analysis

Determination of place of supply for cross-border service transactions.

LUT Coverage Check

Verification that a valid letter of undertaking covers the claim period.

Remittance Documentation

Assembly of foreign inward remittance and bank realisation evidence.

Unutilised Credit Refund

Computation and claim of refund of accumulated input tax credit.

Refund of Tax Paid

Claims where the export was made on payment of integrated tax.

RFD-01 Filing

Filing of the application with invoice-wise statements and declarations.

Deficiency & Rejection Support

Responses to deficiency memos and support where a claim is rejected.

Our Service Refund Process

1

Contract & Invoice Review

Agreements and invoices are reviewed against the export conditions.

2

Remittance Mapping

Inward remittance evidence is mapped invoice by invoice to the claim period.

3

Credit Computation

Accumulated credit and the refund amount are computed under the prescribed formula.

4

Filing

The application is filed with statements, declarations and supporting evidence.

5

Follow-Up to Sanction

The claim is pursued through processing, queries and the sanction order.

Why It Matters

Export status tested before a claim is filed
Place of supply analysed on the actual contracts
LUT coverage confirmed for the claim period
Remittance evidence mapped to specific invoices
Refund computed under the prescribed formula
Applications filed with complete annexures
Deficiency memos answered promptly
Working capital released from accumulated credit

Frequently Asked Questions

The Act prescribes conditions including the location of the supplier and recipient, the place of supply, receipt of payment in convertible foreign exchange and that the supplier and recipient are not merely establishments of the same person.
Depending on the route adopted, refund may be claimed of unutilised input tax credit where export is under a letter of undertaking, or of integrated tax where the export was made on payment of tax.
Evidence of receipt of payment in convertible foreign exchange, such as certificates issued by the bank, is ordinarily required to support a claim on export of services.
It is computed under the formula prescribed in the rules, which relates the refund to the turnover of zero-rated supply and the net input tax credit for the period.
The application is to be filed within the period prescribed from the relevant date, which for export of services is determined with reference to receipt of payment or issue of invoice as applicable.
Exporting without payment of tax requires a valid undertaking for the period; in its absence the export is treated as made on payment of tax, and the refund route changes accordingly.

Exporting services and sitting on credit?

Share your contracts and remittance certificates — we’ll test the claim and file it.