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INPUT TAX CREDIT (ITC) under GST
Prepared By:
Hashir
Mairaj
Assistant Professor
Department of Commerce, SBSC
Slide2CONTENTS
Executive
Summary
Basic Concept and Principals
Some important Definitions
ITC-Eligibility Conditions and limitations
ITC Blocked Credit
Availability of ITC in Special cases
ITC- Input Service Distributor
Utilisation of Input Credit
Electronic Cash Ledger
Electronic
Credit Ledger
Electronic Credit Ledger
Refund of
Tax
Slide3Executive Summary
Input Tax Credit (ITC) is available in respect of taxes paid on any supply of goods or services used or intended to be used in the course or furtherance of business (i.e. for business purposes)
Negative list approach for non-allowance of ITC
ITC of tax paid on goods or services used for making taxable supplies by a taxable person allowed subject to four conditions:
⁻ Possession of invoice;
⁻ Receipt of goods or services;
⁻ Tax actually paid by supplier to government;
⁻ Furnishing of return
Credit of CGST paid on inputs may be used only for paying CGST on the output
Credit of SGST/UTGST paid on inputs may be used only for paying SGST/UTGST on the output
Credit of CGST, SGST/UTGST paid on inputs may be used only for paying IGST and Vice versa
Full ITC allowed on capital goods in one go
Proportionate credits allowed in case inputs, inputs services and capital goods are partly used for business and partly for non-business purposes
Proportionate credits allowed in case inputs, inputs services and capital goods are used for taxable including zero rated and exempt (including non-taxable) supplies
Slide4Input Tax Credit-Basic Concept
Input tax credit is concept is introduced to levy tax on Value addition only.
ITC can be taken on the GST incurred for input supply which can be used to make the payment of tax liability on output supply.
To reduce the cascading of taxes.
Input
Tax
Credit
(ITC)
to
be
broad
based by making it
available
in
respect
of
taxes
paid on
any
supply of goods or services or both used or intended
to
be
used in
the
course
or
furtherance
of
business.
Slide5Some Important Definitions
Sec. 2 (63) – Input Tax Credit:- ITC means the credit
of input
tax.
Sec. 2(62) – Input Tax is defined: It
includes
All taxes under CGST, SGST,UTGST and
IGST
IGST on import of goods and
service
Taxes paid under reverse charge under CGST,
SGST,UTGST and IGST
Taxes
paid by the recipient of supply if such supply
is made
by the unregistered person to registered
person under
these ACT.
It does not include tax paid under composition
levy Sec
. 2 (19) – Capital Goods - means goods, the value
of which
is
capitalised
the books of Accounts.
Slide6Input Tax Credit- Major Principles
Allow credit of taxes paid on all
business expenses.
To
allow credit of expenses incurred in
relation to
taxable output /
supply.
Specify
the expenses for which credit is
denied or
blocked
Personal
expenses are not creditable
It
should be used or intended to be used
in the
course or furtherance of business.
Slide7Input Tax Credit – Deviation from the existing practice
Credit of Vat/ CST/ entry tax/ entertainment tax/luxury tax
/
Octroi
etc. collected by the state, which is subsumed in
GST will
be allowed as GST credit to the manufacturer
and service
provider.
Similarly
credit of central excise/service tax/CVD
etc. collected
by center, which is subsumed in GST will
be allowed
as GST credit to the Vat dealer
Inter
adjustment of CGST, SGST and IGST has
been provided
.
ITC
has been linked to filing of return and payment of
taxes by
the supplier.
Slide8ITC-Eligibility Conditions and limitations
Every Registered person is entitle to take
the credit
of Tax paid on input.
Credit
is allowed for input supply which
are used
or intended to be used in the course
or furtherance
of his business
Manner
of credit is provide in section 49
The
Input Credit is subject to some
conditions and
restriction as me be prescribed in Rules
Slide9ITC- Conditions and limitations Contd.
Tax Invoice :- One should possesses the tax
invoice, debit
note or other tax paying
documents
Receipt of Good or services or both:- He has
received the
goods or services or
both.
If
goods are received in lots/installments then on receipt of
last installment/lot.
It
includes goods received by the agent or third person under
his direction
before or during movement of goods i.e. if goods
are sold
in
transit
Tax on the supply is paid by the supplier
Furnished
the return under the provision
of the act
Slide10ITC- Conditions and limitations Contd.
He has paid to the supplier the value of the supply and
tax thereon
within 180 days of the date of issuance of invoice
.
If no such payment then the entire credit taken on such supply shall
be added
to output tax liability along with interest
thereon.
He
can take the credit again on making the payment for the value
of supply
and tax thereon.
No credit with respect to the amount of tax (if tax
is
capitalised
) on which depreciation is
claimed.
Credit
of input tax can be taken till the last date of
filing Annual
Return or actual date of filing annual
return whichever
is earlier
Slide11ITC- Manner of Utilization
Slide12Apportionment of Input Credit
If goods or services or both are used by the registered
person partly
for business and partly for other purposes then credit
is restricted
to input tax attributable to business purposes.
If
partly for taxable supply(including zero rated supply)
and partly
for exempted supply then credit is restricted
to attributable
to the taxable supply(including zero rated supply).
Exempt
supply includes non taxable supply. It also
includes supplies
taxable under reverse charge, transaction
in securities
, sale of land and sale of building
.
A banking Company, Financial institution, and NBFC have
the option
to take proportionate credit as discussed above or
can take
upto
50%
credit.
This
restriction is not applicable with respect to tax paid on
supplies made
within same PAN
Slide13ITC- Blocked Credit
ITC shall not be available in respect of the following:
Motor
Vehicle and other conveyances
.
– Except if used for:-
•
Further Supply
•
transport of passengers, transportation of goods,
•
imparting training how to drive, navigate or fly them.
Supply
of following goods or services or both:
Food
Beverages, beauty treatment, cosmetic surgery, health
services, outdoor catering
Membership
of club/health and fitness
centre
Travel
benefit to employees
Rent
a cab, life insurance and health insurance (unless govt.
makes it mandatory to provide such facilities to the employee)
Slide14ITC- Blocked Credit- Cont.
Works contract services for construction
of immovable
property other than plant
and machinery
.
Supply
where tax is levied under
composition scheme
Supplies
used for personal consumption
Goods
lost/ stolen/ destroyed/ written off
or disposed
of by way of
gift/free
sample
Any
tax paid after issuance of SCN with respect
to such
SCN, detention or
confiscation
Slide15Availability of Credit in special Cases
Person who would like to take the credit of
input lying
in stock or contained in finished goods
or semi
finished goods at the time of registration-
–
he should apply with in 30 days from the date
he becomes
liable to take the registration and the
credit on
such inputs held on the day immediately
preceding the
date from which he becomes liable to pay tax
–
In case of voluntary registration then the credit
of such
inputs held in stock immediately preceding
the date
of registration
Slide16Cont.
If registered person ceases pay tax
under composition
scheme or his exempt
supply becomes
taxable
supply-
– He
can take credit tax paid on such inputs held
in stock
on the day immediately preceding the
date from
which he becomes liable to pay tax
.
–
He can take credit of tax paid on capital
goods exclusively
used for such good or
services
Provided
that credit shall be reduced
such percentage
point
prescribed in rules
.
Slide17Availability of ITC in Special Case
Input Credit can be taken within 1 year from the date of
issue of tax invoice with respect to special cases discussed
above.
Unutilised
credit can be transferred in case of sale/
amalgamation/ merger /demerger/lease/transfer of the
entity where there are specific provision for transfer of
liability
If
person opt for composition scheme or supply becomes
exempt-
– Amount equal to the credit of input held in stock or credit
on capital
goods reduced by the percentage point shall be debited
either in the e-cash ledger or e-credit ledger.
– Balance credit will lapse
Availability of ITC in Special Case
If
capital goods are supplied on which credit
was taken- person shall pay an amount equal
to such credit reduced by percentage points or
transaction vale of such supply whichever is
higher.
– Person has the option in case of supply of
refractory bricks,
mould
and dies, jigs and fixtures
ITC in respect of goods sent for Job Work
A registered taxable person shall be allowed to take credit of input tax
on input/capital
goods sent to a job-worker for job-work
;
Credit
is allowed even when inputs/capital goods are directly sent to a
job worker
for job-work without their being first brought to his place of business
If the input/capital good
sent for job work are not
received back within a
specified period it shall be
deemed that such inputs
had been supplied by the
principal to the job-worker
on the day when the said
inputs/capital goods were
sent out
Input
Capital Good
Specified period is
within 1 year of being
sent out
• Specified period
is
within 1 year of being
sent out Capital
Goods
Slide20Cont.
Principal can take credit on input sent for job work even if
input are directly sent to the job worker for job work
without being first brought to his place of
business.
Such
goods are to be received back or supplied from the
place of the job worker with in one year of being sent out
or received by the job worker (in case of directly sent)- if
not then it will be deemed that such goods are supplied to
the job worker on the day when such goods are sent to job
worker either from the place of business of the principal or
directly by the
supplier
In
case of capital Goods the time limit is 3 years in place of
1 year
Above provisions are not applicable to
mould
and
dies, jigs and fixtures and tools
ITC- Input service distributor
Central tax can be distributed as central tax
or integrated tax
Integrated
tax can be distributed as
integrated tax
or central
tax
A
document containing the amount being
distributed has to be
issued
Manner
of issuing such documents are
prescribed in the rules
Condition for distribution
Distribution against a document containing prescribed
details
Distributed
credit can not exceed the credit available
for distribution
If
ITC attributable to a recipient then it should be distributed to
that recipient only
If
ITC is attributable to more than one recipient of credit then to
be distributed
among such recipients in the pro rata basis
:
Turnover
of such recipient in the state or UT during to relevant
period / Aggregate turnover of all such recipient (which
are operation
in the current year) during the relevant
period
Relevant
period means financial year preceding the year during
which credit is to be
distributed.
If
few recipient of credit do not have the turnover in the
preceding financial year then the last quarter for which turnover
details are available for all the recipient of credit previous to the
month credit is to be distributed
Cont.
Credit can be distributed among the units
registered in different states under same
PAN.
If
there is any contravention
in distribution of credit
leading to excess credit to one or
more
of
the recipient of credit then the same
shall be
recovered from such recipient along with
interest
Utilisation of ITC
Integrated tax shall first be utilised towards payment of integrated tax
and the
amount remaining, if any, may be utilised towards the payment
of central
tax and State tax, or as the case may be, Union territory tax, in
that order
;
the
central tax shall first be utilised towards payment of central tax and
the amount
remaining, if any, may be utilised towards the payment
of integrated
tax;
the
State tax shall first be utilised towards payment of State tax and
the amount
remaining, if any, may be utilised towards payment of
integrated tax;
the
Union territory tax shall first be utilised towards payment of
Union territory
tax and the amount remaining, if any, may be utilised
towards payment
of integrated tax;
the
central tax shall not be utilised towards payment of State tax or
Union territory
tax;
the
State tax or Union territory tax shall not be utilised towards payment
of central
tax
Slide25Payment of Tax
System of electronic cash ledger
and electronic
ITC (Credit) ledger
Electronic Cash Ledger
Electronic Credit Ledger
Amount deposited in Cash
credited
May
be used for making
payment towards
tax, interest, penalty, fees or
any amount
Balance
after payment may be refunded
Input tax credit shall be credited
here
May
be used for making
payment towards
tax
payable
Balance may be refunded only in case
of
exports
/ rate of output is less than input
Slide26Payment of GST
Under GST 3 types of taxes are to be paid : CGST, SGST/ UTGST,
IGST.
Four
Modes of Payment
:
Internet
Banking;
Electronic
including Credit Card/Debit
Card
Over
the Counter Payment (for Payments up to
Rs
. 10,000
/-)
Payment
through
RTGS/NEFT
Every deposit made towards tax, interest, penalty, fees or any other amount
, shall be credited to the electronic cash ledger of such
taxable person
.
The
date of credit to the account of the Government in the
authorized bank
shall be deemed to be the date of deposit .
The
ITC as self-assessed in the return of a person to be credited to
his electronic
credit ledger.
The
amount available in the electronic credit ledger to be used only for
the payment
of tax, under this Act
.
The
amount available in the electronic cash ledger to be used for
payment of
tax, interest, penalty, fees or any other amount payable under this Act.
Slide27Electronic Cash ledger
The
electronic Cash ledger shall be maintained by every
persons.
All
amounts payable by a taxable person under this Act shall be
debited to
the said
register.
The
electronic Cash ledger shall be debited by:
-
The
amount payable towards tax, interest, late fee or any other
amount payable as per the return filed by the said
person;
The
amount of tax, interest, penalty or any other amount payable
as determined by a proper officer in pursuance of any
proceeding under
the
Act;
The
amount of tax and interest payable as a result of mismatch;
or
Any
amount of interest that may accrue from time to time.
Electronic Cash Ledger
The electronic cash ledger should be maintained in
FORM GST PMT
3.
It
shall be credited by the amount deposited and debited for the
payment therefrom towards tax, interest, penalty, fee or any other
amount.
A
challan
in
FORM GST PMT – 4
shall be generated to enter the details
of the amount to be
deposited.
The
deposit can be made from any of the following modes
:
Internet Banking through authorized
banks;
Credit
card or Debit card after registering the same with
the Common
Portal through the
authorised
bank;
National
Electronic Fund Transfer (NEFT) or Real Time
Gross Settlement
(RTGS) from any
bank;
Over
the Counter payment (OTC) through authorized banks
for deposits
up to
Rs
. 10,000 per
challan
per tax period, by
cash, cheque or demand draft.
The challan in FORM GST PMT - 4 shall be valid for a period of 15 days.
Slide29Electronic Credit Ledger
Slide30Refund of Tax
Any person claiming refund of any tax or interest, paid on such
tax shall
make an application in FORM GST RFD-01
.
The application shall be accompanied by
:-
Documentary
evidence that a refund is
due,
When
refund claimed is more than 5 lac rupees, document or
other evidence
claiming incidence of tax has not fallen on any other person
A
taxable person may claim refund of any unutilized input tax credit
only in the following
cases:
Where
credit has accumulated on account of tax rate on inputs
being higher
than tax rate on outputs
;
Exports
which are not subjected to export
duty.
Exports
of services.
The
order sanctioning the refund shall be issued within 60 days
from the
date of filing the application.
No
refund shall be granted if the amount is less than
Rs
. 1000/
Slide31Thank You