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Input tax credit (ITC) - proportionate claim subject to the goods being capitalised in their books of account, the applicant is eligible to claim Input tax on such goods as ‘Capital Goods’ and the Provisions of Rule 43 of the GST Rules is applicable to determine the eligible credit in respect of the taxable supplies made by them. In respect of Inputs and Input services, the attributable credit is to be arrived at by applying Rule 42 of the GST Rules. - AAR
Input tax credit (ITC) - proportionate claim subject to the goods being capitalised in their books of account, the applicant is eligible to claim Input tax on such goods as ‘Capital Goods’ and the Provisions of Rule 43 of the GST Rules is applicable to determine the eligible credit in respect of the taxable supplies made by them. In respect of Inputs and Input services, the attributable credit is to be arrived at by applying Rule 42 of the GST Rules. - AAR
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