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Regarding balance ITC after 22nd September.

Date 12 Sep 2025
Replies 4 Replies
Views 1093 Views
Accumulated input tax credit from a rate reduction can be carried forward or used against output tax; refund avenues may apply.
No mandatory reversal of the balance input tax credit is required when a purchase tax rate exceeds the later sale rate; the excess ITC may be carried forward and utilised against future output tax liabilities, and where accumulation is due to a persistent rate differential, refund mechanisms for an inverted duty structure can be considered subject to statutory and administrative conditions. (AI Summary)

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A customer buys 12% and then sells after 22 September at 5%, so what should be done with balance ITC 7% ? Can carry forward ?

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