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section 17(2) itc reversal

AMAR GONDIYA

Respected sir or madam

My client have registered transporter having own truck he supply both service taxable as 12% and 18% and also work as nil rated supply of other truck in such case can department reverse ITC u/s 17(2) as propossed ITC compare with Nil Rated Supply in which registered truck not used.

Also in rules we can't take Nil Rated or Exempt Supply Income in books

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Transporter Must Apportion ITC for Nil-Rated Supplies Under Rule 42 When Using Hired Trucks per GST Section 17(2). A registered transporter provides both taxable services at 12% and 18% and nil-rated services using hired trucks. The query concerns whether the department can reverse Input Tax Credit (ITC) under Section 17(2) of the GST Act, comparing proposed ITC with nil-rated supply where registered trucks are not used. The response clarifies that if ITC is attributable to hired trucks, it must be apportioned under Rule 42 for nil-rated supplies. If ITC is not involved, apportionment is unnecessary, but the client must prove this. If apportionment is not required, the truck owner cannot claim ITC. (AI Summary)
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