The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) has issued Trade Notice seeking comments from exporters, importers, and industry stakeholders on a proposal to make GST E-Invoices received from GSTN mandatory for claiming deemed export benefits under the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) 2023.
Key Highlights of the Proposal
- Seamless Data Integration – DGFT is working with the Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) to enable seamless data exchange for improved regulatory compliance and transparency.
- E-Invoice Verification – The initiative will facilitate the use of GST e-invoices and return filings for:
- Validation of electronic Bank Realization Certificates (eBRCs).
- Verification of deemed export transactions on the DGFT BO portal.
- Mandatory GST E-Invoice for Deemed Export Benefits – The proposal aims to enhance compliance and streamline processes by mandating that GST e-invoices received from GSTN be uploaded on the DGFT BO portal to avail of deemed export benefits.
Call for Stakeholder Comments
DGFT has invited exporters, importers, industry associations, and stakeholders to submit their comments and views on the proposal by April 2, 2025. Inputs may be sent via email to pc6-dgft@gov.in for further consideration under Paragraphs 1.07A and 1.07B of FTP 2023.
This initiative is expected to enhance efficiency, improve data accuracy, and strengthen the integrity of the export incentive system. Stay tuned for further updates as the proposal progresses.
Notification Details
Trade Notice No. 35 /2024-25
Date: 25/03/2025
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