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Finance Act 2026 Could Release ₹4,000 Crore in GST Refunds

Finance Act 2026 amends GST law, potentially releasing ₹4,000 crore in refunds. It redefines intermediary services, impacting cross-border transactions and export eligibility.

💡 Key Fact

The Finance Act 2026 may release ₹4,000 crore in GST refunds, particularly for Indian intermediaries.

⚡ Quick Answer

The Finance Act 2026 could unlock ₹4,000 crore in GST refunds by redefining intermediary services and their place of supply.

What's Happening

  1. Intermediary definition change — The Act changes the definition of 'intermediary services'.
  2. Place of supply rule — It removes the rule that the service location is the supplier's.
  3. Now, export of services — Cross-border services can now qualify as exports if conditions are met.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Not reversing ITC on post-supply discounts
  • Ignoring recipient location for supply place

Source: A2Z Taxcorp LLP

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