Can restaurants serving liquor claim 100% itc ?

Can restaurants serving liquor claim 100% itc ?

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Restaurants serving liquor generally cannot claim 100% Input Tax Credit (ITC) on related expenses. This is because the supply of liquor is considered non-taxable under GST. According to Section 17(2) and Rule 42, ITC is restricted to taxable supplies, meaning a portion of ITC, such as on items like glasses used for serving liquor, must be reversed proportionally.

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input tax credit is possible only when there is a valid tax bill and there are other aspects.
Supply of liquor is Non taxable supply , & In term Section 17(2) R/w rule 42 ,the credit of ITC restricted to ITC attributable to Taxable Supply. Hence need to reverse ITC in proportion to supply of liquor.

Eg : ITC on purchase of Glass need to be reversed in which liquor has been served.

(Kindly refer Rule 42 & 43 )
Liquor and fuel both are not subject to gst. It's a taxable supply.

yes, not under the purview of gst hence not taxable in GST.

 

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