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I have to pay the EXCISE DUTY to the manufacturer or not under GST.

Date 07 Dec 2017
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Input tax credit eligibility: pre-GST excise duty on closing stock can be claimed via Tran-1 subject to filing rules.
Pre-GST excise duty paid on goods may be claimed as transitional credit via Tran-1, limited to closing stock on which duty was paid; claimants must file and, where permitted, revise Tran-1 within the government-prescribed filing and revision windows to secure that credit. (AI Summary)

i want to know something related to ITC, that suppose I have a construction business in Delhi and I ordered the material from the other state . so i want to know that whether I have to pay the EXCISE DUTY to the manufacturer or not under GST.

we are a construction service provider and I would like to know that whether EXCISE DUTY paid on the cement before applicability of GST ( 1ST JULY,2017) will be allowed as credit for the payment of GST or not ?

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