I applied for an OUT (Direct) permit to export local goods but was rejected by customer overseas. The goods will be returned to me. What should I do? (For GST-registered company)
Taxable companies registered with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) may obtain an In-Payment "GST" permit to cover the re-importation of their goods and claim the GST levied from IRAS. The company must obtain the Out "Direct" permit, and all relevant records (e.g. Bill of Lading, commercial invoices, packing list, freight charges) to IRAS during the company's monthly or quarterly accounting returns.
Click here for more information.
Related questions
I applied for an OUT (Direct) permit to export local goods but was rejected by customer overseas. The goods will be returned to me. What should I do? (For non GST-registered company)
Can I take up ME permit for re-importing rejected goods? Importer is MES trader.
What are the customs procedures for returning goods that was rejected by overseas consignee?
I applied for an Out "Direct" permit to export local goods but was rejected by customer overseas. The goods will be returned to me. What should I do?
Need more help?
Get in touch