A director selling a laptop bought in his own name 1 month back to his own private limited company.

A director selling a laptop bought in his own name 1 month back to his own private limited company. In this case can the company claim GST input credit? What are the pre requisites and process for the same.

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This discussion explores whether a private limited company can claim GST input credit when a director sells a laptop, purchased in their personal name just a month prior, to the company. The key factor is the presence of a valid tax invoice. If the director is GST registered, they can issue a tax invoice, enabling the company to claim ITC. However, if the director is not GST registered, the sale would be without a tax invoice, preventing the company from claiming input tax credit.

No, if it's from director and without Tax Invoice...

Tax invoice is in Director's name. What happens in this case?

No... I mean not the above said invoice.
We can't change the invoice which is bought by the director.

But,
In case the director registered under GST then he can issue tax invoice.

If he is not a GST registered tax payer then the laptop will be sell to company without Tax.
If a director issues invoice to company for sale of laptop then the company can claim ITC.

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