Inverted duty refund: concessional supplier rates can permit ITC refund where output tax is lower than input tax. Refund of accumulated ITC under the inverted duty structure is allowed when accumulation results from the rate on outward supplies being lower than the rate on inputs for the same goods at the same time because the supplier makes supply under a concessional notification, subject to other conditions and excluding cases where the output is Nil rated, fully exempt, or specifically excluded by government notification.
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Inverted duty refund: concessional supplier rates can permit ITC refund where output tax is lower than input tax.
Refund of accumulated ITC under the inverted duty structure is allowed when accumulation results from the rate on outward supplies being lower than the rate on inputs for the same goods at the same time because the supplier makes supply under a concessional notification, subject to other conditions and excluding cases where the output is Nil rated, fully exempt, or specifically excluded by government notification.
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