Refund entitlement under inverted duty structure clarified: concessional notifications can allow ITC refund when output rate undercuts input. Refund of accumulated input tax credit is admissible where accumulation arises because the rate of tax on outward supplies is lower than the rate on inputs at the same point in time due to supply made under a Government concessional notification prescribing a lower tax rate for specified supplies; refunds remain unavailable for nil rated or fully exempt outputs and are subject to other statutory conditions and any Government notification excluding certain supplies from refund.
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Refund entitlement under inverted duty structure clarified: concessional notifications can allow ITC refund when output rate undercuts input.
Refund of accumulated input tax credit is admissible where accumulation arises because the rate of tax on outward supplies is lower than the rate on inputs at the same point in time due to supply made under a Government concessional notification prescribing a lower tax rate for specified supplies; refunds remain unavailable for nil rated or fully exempt outputs and are subject to other statutory conditions and any Government notification excluding certain supplies from refund.
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