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Own weighbridge & Transport Vehicle

SK Krishna

Dear sir/madam,

The dealer is supplier of iron & steel. They have their own weighbridge & transport vehicles. During blocking of credit under rule 86A, the authorities are not considering their inward movement of goods from supplier stockyard due their own weighbridge receipt & transportation documents. Pls suggest how to contend with this issue.

Thanks in advance.

Iron and Steel Supplier Challenges Blocked Input Tax Credit Under GST Rule 86A; Calls for Corroborative Evidence A supplier of iron and steel, who owns a weighbridge and transport vehicles, faces issues with blocked input tax credit (ITC) under GST rule 86A. The authorities are not recognizing the inward movement of goods due to reliance on the supplier's weighbridge receipts and transport documents. A respondent suggests that using one's own weighbridge and vehicles should not solely justify ITC blockage, emphasizing the need for corroborative evidence of goods receipt. Another respondent highlights that the department must prove documents are fake, suggesting additional evidence like toll receipts and CCTV footage. A legal route through a writ petition in the High Court is also considered. (AI Summary)
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