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Transitional Credit - TRAN-1 - As a matter of fact, the provisions of GST Act also does not provide for lapsing of the credit, which could not be successfully transitioned under the new regime while filing form correctly in TRAN-1. If the credit, which was availed during the regime that existed prior to 01.07.2017, it gives the indefeasible right to utilize such credit, even to those assessees, who were not under the taxable regime under the old Act, have been allowed to transition credit, as they were liable to pay tax. - HC
Transitional Credit - TRAN-1 - As a matter of fact, the provisions of GST Act also does not provide for lapsing of the credit, which could not be successfully transitioned under the new regime while filing form correctly in TRAN-1. If the credit, which was availed during the regime that existed prior to 01.07.2017, it gives the indefeasible right to utilize such credit, even to those assessees, who were not under the taxable regime under the old Act, have been allowed to transition credit, as they were liable to pay tax. - HC
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