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Illustration:
A B
Let us assume
Now B C
A’s liability
B’s liability
180 180
Illustration including both intra state and inter state supply
A B
Let us assume
Inter-State supply
Now B C
A’s liability
B’s liability
IGST = 2160
Less: CGST = 900
Less: SGST = 900
C D
= NIL = 432
Conditions for ITC (Section 16)
• Available to only registered persons for goods or
services purchased in the course or furtherance of
business
• Documents necessary to avail ITC
– Invoice by the supplier
– Debit note (note by supplier when there is a need of increase
in taxable value or increase in GST charged in invoice)
– Bill of entry (Customs)
– Input Service Distributor invoice (document for the purpose
of distributing credit of GST)
• Tax charged has been paid to the Government
already
• Return has been furnished*
• No ITC can be availed in respect of fraudulent
supply
• ITC is not available on Capital Goods on which
depreciation has been claimed under Income
Tax Act 1961
Time limit
• ITC is available as soon as goods/services are received
• Payment by recipient to supplier must be within 180
days to avail credit
• No ITC can be claimed beyond the due date for
September(following the end of financial year) or
furnishing of relevant annual return- whichever is
earlier.
• If there is no GST on outward supply, no ITC can be
claimed.
Utilisation
• IGST
– Against IGST
– Remaining against CGST
– Remaining against SGST or UTGST
– Remaining carry forward for next year
– 1st priority
• CGST
– Against CGST then leftover is for next step
– Against IGST
– But not against SGST or UTGST
– Balance carry forward
• SGST/UTGST
– Against SGST/UTGST leftover is used in next step
– Against IGST
– But not against CGST
– Balance carry forward
Returns
• GSTR – 1 : For reporting details of all outward
supply (monthly)
• GSTR – 2A : Auto generated read only return
based on information provided in GSTR – 1 by
all.
Thank You