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Credit transfer documents

Date 20 Jul 2017
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Credit transfer documents permit transition of excise-paid, identifiable branded goods into GST credit subject to specified conditions.
A manufacturer who cleared goods under central excise before the appointed day may issue a credit transfer document to a GST-registered person holding those goods in stock on that date, with copies of corresponding invoices enclosed. The mechanism is confined to identifiable, branded goods and is subject to a short prescribed issuance period. Transfers are unnecessary for persons already registered under central excise, who may claim transitional credit through the designated transition procedure instead. (AI Summary)

Dear expert,

I gone through the amendment in cenvat credit rules, regarding the credit transfer document. . Any one confirm, whether my understanding is correct or not.

Every dealer who procured the goods before the appointed day(i.e respect to within one year immediately preceeding the appointed day) and having the closing stock and each items value exceeds rs. 25k should get credit transfer documents from the manufacturers within 30days from the appointed day and will be submitted within 60 days from the appointed day and shouldl be mentioned the CTD reference no. In all our supply invoices with respect to the particular stock.

Thanks in advance.

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