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The balance ITC utilisation in Electronic Credit ledger

SRAVANI ASUPALLI

Hi
I am a developer / builder under JDA . I have ongoing project and i want to claim Input gst

How can I utilise the balance in the Electronic credit ledger before it lapses

1. Can I transfer/utilise the ITC balance to another project
2. Whether another entity in the similar business line can be incorporated and ITC can be transferred to the new entity (Owner being the same for both the entities)
3. Can we flot a new firm and make to subcontract the work or to supply the materials as a trading firm
4. Is there any other way to claim gst .

Kindly advice on the same

Thanks in advance

Developer Queries Use of Electronic Credit Ledger for GST; Clarification on ITC Transfer and Restrictions Provided A developer under a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) inquires about utilizing the balance in their Electronic Credit Ledger for GST purposes. They ask if the Input Tax Credit (ITC) can be transferred to another project, a new entity, or a subcontracting firm. A respondent clarifies that credit, once availed, does not lapse and can be carried forward indefinitely for paying GST liabilities on outward supplies, unless restricted by law. However, it cannot be used to pay the 7.5% tax on new residential projects. They also advise checking for credit reversals after receiving a completion certificate to avoid penalties. (AI Summary)
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