Unutilized input tax credit allowed as refund only for exports or where input tax rates exceed output tax rates. Unutilized Input Tax Credit is refundable only where: exports of goods on which export duty is not payable; exports of services; or credit accumulation due to the input tax rate exceeding the output tax rate. Refunds are therefore confined to exports and tax-rate-induced accumulated credits rather than general unused credits.
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Unutilized input tax credit allowed as refund only for exports or where input tax rates exceed output tax rates.
Unutilized Input Tax Credit is refundable only where: exports of goods on which export duty is not payable; exports of services; or credit accumulation due to the input tax rate exceeding the output tax rate. Refunds are therefore confined to exports and tax-rate-induced accumulated credits rather than general unused credits.
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