GST

Rule 37 and import of goods

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No. IGST on imported goods is paid to customs at the time of import, not to a supplier, so Rule 37 does not apply to it.

Provisions

Rule 37, CGST Rules 2017; Sec 16(2), CGST Act 2017

Analysis

You claim import IGST on the basis of the Bill of Entry once it appears in GSTR-2B. Paying the foreign supplier late has no GST effect, though foreign exchange rules have their own timelines. Keep import records separate in your ageing.

Close

  1. Exclude import Bills of Entry from Rule 37 ageing.
  2. Claim IGST from the Bill of Entry.
  3. Track foreign payments under exchange control rules separately.

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