Dear Collegues,
Can i take the ITC on Lease of Commercial property ?
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GST Input Tax Credit
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Quick Summary
Yes...
But, Elaborate Your query with details....
But, Elaborate Your query with details....
Detailing:
As my client had purchased a leased commerical place for office purpose which is leased for 30 Years and the supplier of service has raised a GST invoice and uploaded in GSTIN, Whether ITC available on leased commercial property can be taken or not?
As my client had purchased a leased commerical place for office purpose which is leased for 30 Years and the supplier of service has raised a GST invoice and uploaded in GSTIN, Whether ITC available on leased commercial property can be taken or not?
Yes... You can claim that ITC.
Well the selling party is written " Sale of Leased Property in Product descripttion.
As this ITC is covered under Section 17(5) of GST.
On which GST is not applicable after completion certificate receving, In my case it is a completed as well as receiving of completion certificate.
In that case also we can claim ITC?
As this ITC is covered under Section 17(5) of GST.
On which GST is not applicable after completion certificate receving, In my case it is a completed as well as receiving of completion certificate.
In that case also we can claim ITC?
Ohhh God...
Dont be confuse...
Are You taking it lease or own..?
Dont be confuse...
Are You taking it lease or own..?
It is a lease.
How is Your leased invoice from Party...?
Why You discuss the completion certificate for not related to You...?
Why You discuss the completion certificate for not related to You...?
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