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Rule 86-A: Blocking Input Tax Credit for Fraudulent or Ineligible Claims; Future Credits May Be Affected.

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....Jurisdiction or authority to block any input tax credit - Reason to believe that input tax available in the electronic credit ledger has been fraudulently availed or is ineligible - if there is no positive credit standing in the electronic credit ledger on the date of the order, passed under Rule 86-A, that order would be read to create a lien upto limit specified in the order passed as per Rule 86-A of the Rules. As and when the credit entries arise, the lien would attach to those credit entries upto the limit set by the order passed under Rule 86- A of the Rules. The debit entry recorded in the electronic credit ledger would be read accordingly. - HC....