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GST for Exporters: LUT Filing and Zero-Rated Invoices for E-commerce Sellers
GST for Exporters: LUT Filing and Zero-Rated Invoices for E-commerce Sellers
Amazon Global Selling and India's new export-focused FDI rules are opening cross-border selling to GST-registered marketplace sellers. Here's how LUT filing, zero-rated invoicing, and export GST refunds actually work.
Country of Origin Rules for E-commerce Sellers: What the 2025 Draft Means for You
The government's November 2025 draft amendment requires every e-commerce platform to show a searchable country-of-origin filter on all imported product listings. If you sell imported goods on Amazon or Flipkart — or source from China — here's what's coming and what to do now.
GST 2.0 Rate Changes by Product Category: The Complete Table for Online Sellers
GST 2.0 Rate Changes by Product Category: The Complete Table for Online Sellers
Over 200 product categories changed GST rates on September 22, 2025. This complete reference table covers apparel, electronics, food, home décor, beauty and appliances — with old vs new rates for Amazon and Flipkart sellers.
GST 2.0 and Your ITC: How the New Slabs Are Quietly Changing Your Cash Flow
GST 2.0 and Your ITC: How the New Slabs Are Quietly Changing Your Cash Flow
GST 2.0 didn't just change product rates — it shifted how input tax credit accumulates for every e-commerce seller. Here's how to spot the ITC mismatch in your business and fix it before it costs you.
GST 2.0 Explained: What the New Two-Slab System Means for E-commerce Sellers
India abolished the 12% GST slab on September 22, 2025. If you sell on Amazon, Flipkart, or Meesho, your rates, invoices, and ITC position may have changed — here's exactly what to check and fix.
Can I file GST return myself?
Can I file GST return myself?
Yes, you can file GST returns yourself — but whether you should depends on your monthly transaction volume, how many platforms you sell on, and how much your time is actually worth. Here's the honest breakdown.
