Burden of proof: claiming input tax credit must be substantiated by the claimant, who bears evidential responsibility. Burden of proof for entitlement to input tax credit rests on the claimant: a person asserting eligibility for input tax credit must bear the evidential and legal onus to produce sufficient documentation and evidence to establish that entitlement under the Act; failure to substantiate the claim means it cannot be treated as established.
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Burden of proof: claiming input tax credit must be substantiated by the claimant, who bears evidential responsibility.
Burden of proof for entitlement to input tax credit rests on the claimant: a person asserting eligibility for input tax credit must bear the evidential and legal onus to produce sufficient documentation and evidence to establish that entitlement under the Act; failure to substantiate the claim means it cannot be treated as established.
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