I have imported some liquor for an exhibition. For the unsold liquor returned to supplier, will Singapore Customs refund the duty and GST?

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Singapore Customs will only refund duty and GST if there is an overpayment or erroneous payment. However, if you are a taxable person registered with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS), the GST paid on the liquor may be claimed from IRAS as input tax during the accounting period.

I have imported some liquor for an exhibition. For the unsold liquor returned to supplier, will Singapore Customs refund the duty and GST?

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