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Input Service Distributor credit rules assign eligibility, reversals and refund treatment to recipients while excluding transfer invoices from turnover.
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Input Service Distributors must obtain registration where separately registered business verticals or places of business receive input-service invoices for distinct persons, and must distribute credit only to the attributable recipient. Recipients must satisfy input tax credit eligibility conditions and undertake required reversals; ISDs remain liable for penalties for improper distribution, while excess credit is recoverable from recipients. Credit must be distributed in the month the ISD prima facie determines it eligible, separately identifying eligible and ineligible credit in GSTR-6. The rule 54(1A) mechanism merely transfers credit: related invoices do not form turnover or Net ITC for refund purposes, and reversals rest with recipients rather than the transferring registrant.
Input Service Distributors must obtain registration where separately registered business verticals or places of business receive input-service invoices for distinct persons, and must distribute credit only to the attributable recipient. Recipients must satisfy input tax credit eligibility conditions and undertake required reversals; ISDs remain liable for penalties for improper distribution, while excess credit is recoverable from recipients. Credit must be distributed in the month the ISD prima facie determines it eligible, separately identifying eligible and ineligible credit in GSTR-6. The rule 54(1A) mechanism merely transfers credit: related invoices do not form turnover or Net ITC for refund purposes, and reversals rest with recipients rather than the transferring registrant.
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