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Input Tax Credit can be said to be one of the key elements of the entire Goods and Services Tax (GST) framework with one of the major USPs i.e. flawless flow of credits in the entire GST chain.
The present indirect taxation system suffers from cascading tax effect due to non-availability of credit at various points in the supply chain. However, under the GST regime, credit of GST is expected to be available at every stage in the entire supply chain.
Input Tax Credit relationship / restrictions
To know about ITC utilization, it becomes important to first know that Input tax credit operates on which supplies and how it derives its relationship from each of these under GST. And it also becomes necessary to know the restrictions that operate on ITC utilization to avoid penalties under GST law on misuse of input tax credit.
The ITC utilization except for the above cases in respect of Capital Goods such as Motor Vehicles and other conveyance is restricted under GST.
Inputs on goods |
Inputs on Services availed |
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Government notified services of obligatory nature for employer to employees such as
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We know that Input Tax credit system under GST is a stream that carries Credit flows from supplier to recipient to be used in setting of the liability in the GST returns and it extends to inter-state supplies as well.
GST ITC rule 49 speaks about order in which these credits be used.
Old ITC Set-off order
New ITC Set-off order from April,2019
Input tax credit |
IGST Output liability |
CGST Output liability |
SGST Output liability |
IGST |
(I) |
(II) – In any order in any proportion |
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(III) Input tax credit on account of Integrated tax to be completely exhausted mandatorily |
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CGST |
(V) |
(IV) |
Not allowed |
SGST/UTGST |
(VII) |
Not permitted |
(VI) |
With the new rule, the IGST credit needs to be completely utilised before off setting it with CGST or SGST. The order of setting off ITC of IGST can be done in any proportion and any order towards setting off the CGST or SGST output after utilising the same for IGST output.
From the reading of the table above it is clear that IGST credit balance if any can be used to set off SGST liability. But it is important to note here that any IGST balance which is topped up by paying into cash ledger will be available only for such top-up made.
Let us suppose that IGST balance is updated by paying into cash ledger then such balance could be only used to settle IGST liability and not CGST or SGST. In these cases, if the assessee pays wrongly by debiting wring ledgers then the only solution available is to Claim the refund amount by making an application in the appropriate form on the common portal.
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