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GST on Unpaid Invoices for Services Rendered Internationally:
- According to the IGST Act, for a supply of services to qualify as an export, certain conditions must be met, including the receipt of payment in convertible foreign exchange or in Indian rupees wherever permitted by the Reserve Bank of India. If these conditions are not met, the transaction not qualify as an export of services.
- In your case, if the payment from your client in Saudi Arabia has not been received, it impact the status of the transaction as an export. It does not qualify as an export, you have to pay GST on the invoice amount despite not receiving the payment. This is a complex area and depends on various factors like the time elapsed since the invoice was issued and the specifics of the transaction.
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Reversing GST Credits for Unpaid Commission:
- If you have claimed GST input tax credit on the commission invoice from the agent in Bangalore but haven't made the payment, the GST rules require you to reverse the input tax credit if the payment isn’t made within 180 days from the date of the invoice. This means you would need to reverse itc in next month.
- Once you make the payment to the agent, you can reclaim the input tax credit.
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