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Differential GST arising from the replacement of VAT by GST...

Works contract GST reimbursement requires recipients to bear verified differential tax arising from the VAT-to-GST regime change.

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GST September 16, 2026 Case Laws HC
Differential GST arising from the replacement of VAT by GST during an ongoing works contract is to be borne by the recipient of the works contract service. Where the contractor has discharged that additional liability and the State has received the benefit of the completed work, the contractor is entitled to reimbursement of the verified differential amount. High Court directed the respondents to determine the GST differential attributable to the tax-regime change, verify the relevant records and calculations, and reimburse the amount in accordance with law within the stipulated period.

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