Input Tax Credit (ITC) is the relaxation given to the taxpayer to avail the facility of adjusting the amount of tax already paid by him at the time of purchase of the input goods. It means that at the time of paying the output tax on sale of the products the tax liability can be reduced to the amount of the tax already paid by the person at the time of purchasing the input goods by him.
Following conditions are required to be fulfilled before claiming Input Tax Credit:
The person must have a Tax Invoice/Debit Note (of purchase) in his possession
The person must have received the goods/services
The tax charged on the purchases must have been paid to the Government by the supplier either through cash or though electronic ledger.
Supplier must have filled the GST Return.
Credit will not be allowed in case depreciation has been claimed under Income Tax Act, 1961 on the tax amount of a capital good.
In case the goods are received in lots, the credit will also be available in lots.
ITC can be claimed only when the goods or services or both on which input tax has been paid is being used for the business purposes.
ITC in case of following CANNOT be claimed:
Goods/Services or part of such goods/services are used for person use
Goods/Services or part of such goods/services are used for effecting the exempted supplies
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