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Input Tax Credit utilization - Reg

KIRAN KUMAR

Dear Sir,

Can we adjust the Revers charge input tax credit of previous months for Revers charge payment to current month

Thanks & Regards,

Kiran Kumar

Clarification on GST: Reverse charge payments must be settled in cash; input tax credit cannot be used. A participant inquired about utilizing input tax credit for reverse charge payments under GST. Multiple responders clarified that reverse charge liability must be settled in cash, and input tax credit from the electronic credit ledger cannot be used for this purpose. The discussion also touched on eligibility for input tax credit as per Sections 16 to 21 of the CGST Act. Additionally, a query was raised about GST compliance when selling vehicles previously purchased under VAT without claiming input tax credit. It was noted that specific GST rates apply if the vehicles were bought before July 1, 2017, without availing input tax credit. (AI Summary)
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Ganeshan Kalyani on Nov 18, 2017

No, reverse charge liability must be paid in cash. The tax paid under reverse charge can be utilised to pay tax on the outward supply.

Rajagopalan Ranganathan on Nov 18, 2017

Sir,

Tax under reverse charge is to be paid in cash. ITC available in electronic credit ledger cannot be utilized for this purpose.

CSSANJAY MALHOTRA on Nov 19, 2017

Agree with all experts.

KIRAN KUMAR on Nov 20, 2017

Thanks for your valuable replies

Requesting you provide the Input tax credit eligible services list and non eligible services list under Revers charge Mechanism under GST

Thanks & Regards,

Kiran Kumar

Nash Industries I Pvt Ltd on Nov 20, 2017

the tax under RCM is to be paid in cash and the credit can be availed in the same month at the time of filing the GSTR-3B.

Also clarified by CBEC in its FAQ.

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S.Ramaswamy

Ganeshan Kalyani on Nov 21, 2017

Refer Section 16 to 21 of CGST for eligibility of input tax credit and restrictions on the credit.

KIRAN KUMAR on Nov 22, 2017

Dear Sir,

Thanks for your valuable replies and kindly go through the following issue and requesting you give your valuable replies

We purchased 3 Bolero's 3 years back under VAT, we have not taken any credit because my final product exempted from tat Now we are selling the bolero's under GST, Requesting you to provide the GST Compliance

Thanks & Regards,

Kiran Kumar

Rajagopalan Ranganathan on Nov 22, 2017

Sir'

As per Sl. No. 2 of Notification No. 37/2017-Central Tax (Rate) dated 13.10.2017motor vehicle falling under Chapter 87 when supplied by a registered person is chargeable to CGST at 65% of central tax applicable otherwise on such goods under Notification No. 1/2017-Central Tax (Rate) dated, 28th June, 2017 provided "such supplier had purchased the Motor Vehicle prior to 1st July, 2017 and has not availed input tax credit of central excise duty, Value Added Tax or any other taxes paid on such vehicles."

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