Reversal of input tax credit required when credit or debit notes change taxable purchase value, excluding cash discounts. Reversal of Input Tax Credit is required where a credit or debit note changes the tax credit claimed by a purchaser for Delhi sales/purchases; purchasers must adjust ITC in the period the note is issued. Credit notes arising from post sale discounts, returns, rate/quantity variation, consideration for facilities, or expense reimbursements trigger purchaser ITC reduction; cash discounts for early payment are excluded from output tax adjustment and need not be reported or lead to ITC reversal.
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Reversal of input tax credit required when credit or debit notes change taxable purchase value, excluding cash discounts.
Reversal of Input Tax Credit is required where a credit or debit note changes the tax credit claimed by a purchaser for Delhi sales/purchases; purchasers must adjust ITC in the period the note is issued. Credit notes arising from post sale discounts, returns, rate/quantity variation, consideration for facilities, or expense reimbursements trigger purchaser ITC reduction; cash discounts for early payment are excluded from output tax adjustment and need not be reported or lead to ITC reversal.
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