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GST CHARGED 5% AND CLAIMED ITC

Date 03 Dec 2025
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Renting of motor vehicles: 5% GST requires forgoing ITC, or pay higher rate to retain input tax credit.
The reduced 5% GST rate for renting motor vehicles is conditional on a no ITC restriction except for credit on same-category vehicles; if full ITC was taken, the supplier may either charge the higher output rate (12%/18%) and retain ITC or stay at 5% and reverse ineligible ITC with interest, supporting any same-category credit with vehicle usage records, input invoices, allocation workings and notification extracts. (AI Summary)

Dear Sir/Madam,

One of my client providing the Renting services of Motor vehicles for transport of passengers charged 5% of GST and claimed Input Tax Credit. SCN received on this to either reverse the ITC or to pay differential output Tax any remedy for this pls help

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