Reversal of input tax credit

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Sara11

Student

53 Points Joined May 2014

There is this client selling readymade garments.. He gets his order on facebook.. Many of his customers would be from other states.. He is purchasing within the state and selling it interstate.. He is charging his customers 5% CST.. So far, we have been claiming ITC for the above transaction.. Now as I came to know that under section 19(5)(C) of TNVAT act 2006, no ITC is allowed for the said transaction.. So is he at loss whenever he makes a CST sale to customers..?? Is'nt there any other way of avoiding this.?

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Guest

Yes, he cannot claim the ITC. But he can get the refund of ITC at the end of the year.

One more thing :

He should tie up with the supplier in such a way that the bill will be issued by the supplier.

Your client will provide service of an agent. Your client will pay service tax on commission.

Here, your client will get 10 lacs Small Scale Service provider exemption.

Also, he will get the benefit of set off of ITC, once GST comes.

Shalini

none

105 Points Joined June 2012

No he cannot get refund.. Since he charging 5% CST it means it is sale without c form and the entire input credit on purchases corresponding to such sales should be reversed.. It is disallowed.

Shalini

none

105 Points Joined June 2012

If you notice the supplier is also within state.. Why will he agree to raise the invoice for sale outside the state which will attract disallowance when he can sell it locally to the client for vat and claim input credit??

Arif Ali

Apt Co Advisory

1230 Points Joined June 2009

totally agree with Rashid.

Sunil Nahar

Business

29 Points Joined June 2014

I have come across news that the entire ITC is forfeited if goods get sold outside the state. We can not get the refund for the unused ITC. Is this true?