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Input credit under GST act.

Date 30 Jun 2017
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Input tax credit for import duties allowed; CVD, SAD and IGST credits may offset output tax liability.
Credit for Countervailing Duty (CVD) and Special Additional Duty (SAD) on imports qualifies as input tax credit; these duties, now subsumed as IGST credit under GST, may be applied to offset liability on taxable outward supplies. (AI Summary)

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Can Import Duty be taken as input credit under GST act.

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Yes. CVD and SAD can be taken.

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Yes credit of CVD and SAD (now IGST ) can be set off against liability arising out of taxable output supply .

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