As per GST law, a refund claim must be filed within 6 months from the date of issuance of the relevant invoice or debit note.

Purchase Order is not a mandatory document for filing a GST refund claim.

There is no limit on the maximum amount of refund that can be claimed in a single refund application.

GST refund is not allowed in cases of export of goods, supply of services to foreign tourists, and sale of goods to SEZ units.

The process for filing a GST refund claim involves filing a refund application online, submitting the required documents to the GST authorities, and waiting for the refund to be processed.

Typically, it takes around 2 months for a GST refund claim to be processed.

The interest rate applicable on delayed GST refunds is 6% per annum.

A GST refund claim can be revised if there is any error or omission in the original claim.

The penalty for filing a fraudulent GST refund claim includes both fine and imprisonment.

GST Officers are responsible for processing GST refund claims.

The GST refund application is filed in Form RFD-01.

The time limit for issuing a refund sanction order is 2 months from the date of receipt of the refund application.

The procedure for claiming a refund of GST paid on exports involves filing a refund application online, submitting the required documents to the GST authorities, and waiting for the refund to be processed.

The time limit for filing a refund claim for GST paid on exports is 6 months from the date of export.

The maximum amount of refund that can be claimed for GST paid on exports is 100% of the GST paid.