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[Rohit K]

A is a trader who supplies furniture, B is a factory, C is a dealer in furniture.

A asks B to supply 100 furniture to C. A sends his transportation vehicle for the said supply and B loads the furniture to deliver it to C. E-way bill raised by B for 100 Nos of Furniture.

But while transporting these 100 Nos., A decides to deliver only 50 Nos. to C and A supplies remaining 50 Nos. to his other dealers. A is paying GST on the 100 Nos but raising bills separately to C (50 Nos) and other dealers (50 nos)

In this case, is A eligible for ITC of 100 Nos. of furniture? or any other GST implications in this scenario. Please clarify

AI Summary

Trader Eligible for Full Input Tax Credit Despite Split Delivery, If Transactions Are Genuine and Documented Properly. A trader, A, instructs a factory, B, to supply 100 furniture pieces to a dealer, C, using A's transport. B issues an e-way bill for 100 items, but A decides to deliver only 50 to C and the rest to other dealers. A pays GST on all 100 items but raises separate invoices. The question is whether A can claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) for all 100 items. Responses suggest A is eligible for full ITC if transactions are genuine and properly documented, despite the split delivery. Concerns arise over compliance with GST documentation requirements.