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define "an export invoice". Do you need to send an invoice to your foreign client, export your Invoice data to XLS, or else?
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Glad you made it here, ashish91tulsian.
I can help share some insights concerning exporting invoices in Quickbooks Online. If you're referring to export your invoice to Excel, you can follow the steps below:
- Go to the Reports tab.
- Enter the Invoice list in the search box, then enter.
- Customized the Report period and hit Run report.
- In the reports page, click the Export button then select Export to Excel.
For more information about importing or exporting data, you can check out these articles:
- Export reports, lists, and more
- Common questions about importing data to QuickBooks Online
- Export customer data to Excel
If referring to something else, please do add a comment below. I want to make sure everything is taken care of for you.
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Dear Sir,
In QB GST exempt GST and 0% GST option are already there, please us the same to do prepare the invoices.
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I was doing by selecting GST 0% but when I upload to GST portal it saves it as with payment of GST which is without LUT.
When we select 0% GST it should save it as without GST and with LUT.
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It's my priority to help you with exporting your invoices accordingly, @ashish91tulsian.
As per section 16 of the IGST Act, 2017, the export of goods and services is treated as a zero-rated supply. This means that the GST would not apply to the export of any kind of goods or services. Since selecting the GST 0% saves the payment of GST, you need to choose the GST exempt option.
To learn more about the zero-rated supplies and Letter of Undertaking, you can check out these links:
If you have any other follow-up questions, let me know by adding a comment below. I'm more than happy to help. Keep safe!