Transitional input tax credit rules enable migration of prior indirect tax credits to GST subject to documentary and eligibility conditions. Transitional provisions allow migration of Input Tax Credit from prior indirect tax regimes to the Electronic Credit Ledger subject to prescribed declarations, invoice age and documentary conditions. Unavailed capital-goods credit and credit for previously exempt but now taxable goods may be claimed; duty-paid stock credit requires evidence or, where invoices are absent, a limited trader scheme permits partial credit on post-transition supplies with GST payment and pass-through of benefit. Inputs in transit, ISD allocations, centralized-registration transfers and composition-scheme restrictions are treated by specified eligibility and documentation rules.
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Transitional input tax credit rules enable migration of prior indirect tax credits to GST subject to documentary and eligibility conditions.
Transitional provisions allow migration of Input Tax Credit from prior indirect tax regimes to the Electronic Credit Ledger subject to prescribed declarations, invoice age and documentary conditions. Unavailed capital-goods credit and credit for previously exempt but now taxable goods may be claimed; duty-paid stock credit requires evidence or, where invoices are absent, a limited trader scheme permits partial credit on post-transition supplies with GST payment and pass-through of benefit. Inputs in transit, ISD allocations, centralized-registration transfers and composition-scheme restrictions are treated by specified eligibility and documentation rules.
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