Exporting services from India is zero-rated under GST, meaning no tax is paid, and exporters can claim refunds on input tax credits. To be eligible, the service provider must be registered in India, the recipient must be outside India, the place of supply must be outside India, and payment must be received in convertible foreign exchange or permitted INR. Exporters can claim refunds through a Letter of Undertaking or by paying IGST, and must provide proper documentation like invoices and foreign exchange proof.
Source: rmpsco.com
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