LUT for exporters: what it is and how to renew it every year
A Letter of Undertaking lets you export without paying IGST upfront. Here is what it covers, who can file it, how to renew it each financial year, and the conditions that come with it.
Export invoices with the LUT, exchange rate and declaration filled in from the date. Then see what actually reached your bank, fees and all, in a register your CA can sign off.
Figures from our demo organisation (fictional data).
Real screens from Invoice Hub, filled with our fictional demo company.
Masters you set up once, invoices that carry the right compliance details every time, and numbers that tie out in rupees.
Zero-rated invoices with your LUT, buyer, currency, bank details, logo, stamp and signature. Print-ready on A4, duplicated in one click.
Keep each company’s Letter of Undertaking with its validity dates. The active LUT is picked up when you raise an invoice.
Store exchange rates by date, one at a time or by bulk import, so every invoice shows its INR value at the right rate.
Record what was received, when, and what your bank deducted, so your receivables reflect what actually landed.
Every invoice in one register with CSV export and printable CA copies, kept separate from the copy your client sees.
Run several exporting entities side by side, each with its own bank accounts, LUTs and branding.
No installation. We set up your organisation and you bring the details you already have.
Accounts are invite-only. We create your organisation and your administrator, who then invites the team with the right roles.
Companies, LUTs, bank accounts per currency, buyers and exchange rates. Reused on every invoice from then on.
Create the invoice, mark it sent, record the payment when it lands. The CA register keeps itself up to date.
An export invoice isn’t done when it’s sent. Track every one from draft to paid, and record realisation the way your bank statement shows it.
Give your accountant the register without the bank settings, and your sales team invoices without user management.
Goods shipped under LUT, priced in the buyer’s currency, reconciled in rupees.
IT, design and consulting firms billing overseas clients as zero-rated exports.
Give clients a proper invoicing tool and get a register you can work with.
Several exporting entities, one team, one place to see them all.
Practical guides on LUTs, GST reporting, exchange rates and realisation.
A Letter of Undertaking lets you export without paying IGST upfront. Here is what it covers, who can file it, how to renew it each financial year, and the conditions that come with it.
The GST rules set out exactly what a tax invoice must show, with extra requirements for exports. Use this checklist before the next invoice goes out.
The rate for GST valuation, the rate on the shipping bill and the rate your bank actually gives you are three different numbers. Here is how they fit together.
From ₹799 a month, billed annually. Every plan includes export invoices, LUTs and multi-currency.
Tell us about your business and we will set up a walkthrough with your own companies, buyers and currencies.