Updated on: Jul 13th, 2021
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In this article, we will go through the GST ITC on stock transition provision in detail.
Under GST, input tax credit of eligible duties and taxes held in stock and input w.r.t. semi-finished goods and finished goods will be available to eligible taxpayers on the fulfilment of certain conditions as discussed in this article. Following are the categories of registered taxable person entitled to take credit of inputs subject to certain conditions:
Under Central Excise Law every manufacturer whose first aggregate turnover does not exceed Rs 1.5 crores is not required to be registered or discharge the liability to pay taxes. Similarly, under VAT Act, a taxpayer is not required to be registered in case the turnover does not exceed the prescribed limit in a financial year which differs state to state. Under GST a taxpayer is liable to register in case aggregate turnover in a financial year exceeds Rs 20 lakhs or Rs 10 lakhs for the Special Category States. Hence, here persons who were not required to be registered will not be liable for same on transition to GST which will lead to discharge of duties and taxes under GST
In case a person is engaged in providing services which are exempted due to an exemption notification or dealing supply of goods on which tax is not levied, is not liable to pay duties. However, under GST the person who was not required to pay taxes or duties earlier will be liable to discharge the same.
Under Central Excise Law every First stage dealer or second stage dealer is required to be registered as a dealer and the not eligible to take credit of excise duty paid. The excise duty involved is allowed as a credit to the registered manufacturer of dutiable goods. Similarly, an importer of goods is required to be registered and discharge import duties. The categories of registered taxable person mentioned above will be entitled to take credit of inputs.
To know more about transition provisions on availing credit of Input Tax Credit of amount carried forward in return and CENVAT Credit on Capital Goods, not carried forward in return, you may visit our site. Here’s a link for you to download the government of India prescribed GST TRAN 1 form.
This article discusses the GST ITC on stock transition provision in detail, highlighting the categories of registered taxable persons eligible to take credit of inputs under certain conditions, as well as the requirements that need to be fulfilled such as possession of valid documents. The article emphasizes the importance of passing on benefits to consumers and the need for proper documentation for availing input tax credit under GST.