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Are you worried about what will happen to the input tax credit [ITC) on your inputs (held as input/ semi-finisbed goods/ finished goods]/capital floods upon transition to GST?:- The law allows you to carry forward your input tax credit and ensures that no ITC is lost while migrating into the new regime. The following table provides the details
With the introduction of GST Regime, a taxpayer is required to carry forward the balance of CENVAT credit / Input Tax Credit (ITC) to GST regime and adjust it against GST liability. Also, vide section 140(3) of Transitional Provisions contained in Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 (CGST Act)
Broken Input tax credit chain across India majorly calls for the tax reform GST. In the pre GST scenario, cascading of tax remained significant due to non availability of ITC at various stages. Like ITC of CST, Entry Tax, Luxury Tax etc never been available for payment of other taxes.
ITC is a mechanism to ensure that the supplier needs to pay GST in cash only on the value addition. ITC mechanism thereby avoids cascading of taxes that is ‘tax on tax’. Under the previous system of indirect taxation, credit of taxes being levied by Central Government was not available as set-off for payment of taxes levied by State Governments, and vice versa.
You can be entitled for Input Tax Credit if you satisfy the below mentioned conditions: To get the benefits of ITC, you must satisfy the following conditions:
1. Transport Services: Tax rate ITC – Services ITC – Goods (a) Goods by rail (i) Containers 12 Y Y (ii) Others 5 Y N (b) Passengers by rail (Ex. sleeper class) 5 Y N (c) GTA Services (i) Household goods for personal use 5 N N (ii) Others (RCM) 5 N N (d) Goods […]
GST is a dual concept system. On every transaction (within a state), there will be component of Central GST (CGST) and State GST (SGST). Integrated GST (IGST) is for interstate transactions. Therefore, it is important for businesses to know how to set off the input credit against each of these components in the order as prescribed by the Law.
There are different provisions for ITC in Excise and VAT laws. In GST the provisions of ITC are given. Some provisions of excise, service tax and VAT are merged while preparing provisions of ITC.
1. Goods/ services are received. 2. Invoice for the goods/ Services received 3. GST is actually paid by the supplier. 4. Return showing Supply is furnished by the Supplier 6. If goods are received in lots – Full ITC shall be allowed only when last lot is received
Seven points, why Input Tax credit availed in one state cannot be utilized for payment of CGST/SGST/IGST liability of other state of the registered person under same PAN. The different view has comes and also there is huge confusion about the utilization of Input tax credit, outside the state. The act has not clearly provide about that whether credit availed in one state can be utilized against the liability in other state of the registered person under same PAN.
