Input Service Distributor mechanism enables distribution of input tax credit across units, requiring ISD invoices and monthly GSTR-6. An Input Service Distributor (ISD) is a separately registered office that issues prescribed ISD invoices to distribute input tax credit on input services (not goods) among units with the same PAN. ITC must be distributed in the month received and reported in FORM GSTR-6; eligible and ineligible credits are separately distributed. Distribution goes to units to which services are attributable, and where services are common the allocation is pro rata by turnover. Tax-type treatment distinguishes central, State/UT and integrated tax; ISDs cannot accept reverse-charge invoices unless separately registered as normal taxpayers.
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Input Service Distributor mechanism enables distribution of input tax credit across units, requiring ISD invoices and monthly GSTR-6.
An Input Service Distributor (ISD) is a separately registered office that issues prescribed ISD invoices to distribute input tax credit on input services (not goods) among units with the same PAN. ITC must be distributed in the month received and reported in FORM GSTR-6; eligible and ineligible credits are separately distributed. Distribution goes to units to which services are attributable, and where services are common the allocation is pro rata by turnover. Tax-type treatment distinguishes central, State/UT and integrated tax; ISDs cannot accept reverse-charge invoices unless separately registered as normal taxpayers.
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