What is GST LUT Filing?

As per the provisions of the GST Act, 2017, a business entity or seller is mandated to issue Letter of Undertaking (LUT) prior to beginning any Export Business to the Foreign Market or to SEZs. By filling up the same in GST RFD-11 Form, a registered business can operate overseas without paying the Integrated-GST or IGST.

Who Should File GST LUT?

A Business Entity or Seller Registered under GST Taxation is mandated to apply for GST LUT in the following instances:

  • Incorporating an Export Business in any Foreign Marketplace
  • Exporting goods, services to the SEZ units
  • Operating Export business without payment of Integrated GST
  • Our GST LUT Filing Charges are just One time on Yearly basis

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