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Input tax credit - raw material purchased for generation of electricity - The assessee is entitled to claim input tax credit. - electricity though included under the First Schedule is specifically excluded from the definition of “goods” as available u/s 2(xx) of the KVAT Act.
Input tax credit - raw material purchased for generation of electricity - The assessee is entitled to claim input tax credit. - electricity though included under the First Schedule is specifically excluded from the definition of “goods” as available u/s 2(xx) of the KVAT Act.
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