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Credit on Opening stock

Vivek anandhan

Dear Expert

Whether CST 2%( paid on Inter state purchase ) credit allowed on opening stock under GST regime

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Vivek

Input tax credit: CST on interstate purchases is not allowable as GST credit for opening stock. Input Tax Credit on Central Sales Tax charged on inter state purchases cannot be claimed under GST for opening stock; forum respondents uniformly state that CST paid on opening inventory is not allowable as GST credit and that credits not permitted under the prior law are unlikely to be available under GST, raising related concerns about reconciling prior VAT with GST input tax liabilities. (AI Summary)
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Guest on Jun 10, 2017

The answer is big NO

CST paid@ 2% on opening stock will not be allowed in GST regime.

Himansu Sekhar on Jun 10, 2017

The credit which is not allowable in the existing law will also not be allowable under gst act

Raman Singla on Jul 14, 2017

What will the input tax credit in GST (18%) for VAT @5% ????

e.g. ₹10000/- paid VAT is on books for purchase of 2 lacs...now if sale is made of 2 lacs , GST wil be @15 % = ₹36000/-

How much tax should be deposited ??????

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