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      Retrospective amendment to the GST time limit for availing input...

      Retrospective ITC time limit: HC preserves credit where returns were filed by 30.11.2021, despite limitation bar.

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      GSTMarch 24, 2026Case LawsHC
      Retrospective amendment to the GST time limit for availing input tax credit preserved ITC entitlement for financial years 2017-18 to 2020-21 where the return under Section 39 had been filed up to 30.11.2021, despite the bar in Section 16(4). The HC, following its earlier common order on the amended provision, quashed the impugned reversal to the extent it denied ITC solely on limitation and protected the taxpayer from recovery on that basis. It left the Department free to proceed separately on other permissible grounds, including wrong, excess or fake ITC, if established independently of limitation.

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