Reversal of Input Tax Credit: suppliers may rely on CA/CMA certificates or recipient undertakings to evidence compliance. Post supply discounts via tax credit notes may be excluded from taxable value only if the recipient has proportionately reversed the ITC; until portal verification exists, suppliers should obtain a CA/CMA certificate with UDIN (or, below the specified tax threshold, a recipient undertaking) listing credit note and invoice details, ITC reversal amounts and DRC 03/return or other evidence-such certificates/undertakings are admissible proof under section 15(3)(b)(ii) and must be produced to tax authorities when required.
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Reversal of Input Tax Credit: suppliers may rely on CA/CMA certificates or recipient undertakings to evidence compliance.
Post supply discounts via tax credit notes may be excluded from taxable value only if the recipient has proportionately reversed the ITC; until portal verification exists, suppliers should obtain a CA/CMA certificate with UDIN (or, below the specified tax threshold, a recipient undertaking) listing credit note and invoice details, ITC reversal amounts and DRC 03/return or other evidence-such certificates/undertakings are admissible proof under section 15(3)(b)(ii) and must be produced to tax authorities when required.
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