GST ITC Eligibility on Services

I'm having a confusion. Please Help.

 

I'm a work contractor, registered in West Bengal. I got a contract to work in Odhisa. I'm raising bill to him charging IGST. But I am getting this work done by two different entities. One registered in Odhisa and another registered in WB. Can I claim ITC from these two entities who are working the work on my behalf? 

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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies GST Input Tax Credit (ITC) eligibility for a work contractor registered in West Bengal undertaking a project in Odisha. It confirms that ITC can be claimed on services received from suppliers registered in different states (Odisha and West Bengal), provided all conditions are met. These include having valid invoices and payment records, ensuring suppliers are GST-registered, and that the services qualify as input services for outward supply. Proper documentation and accurate GST return filing are essential for successful ITC claims.

Eligibility for ITC To claim ITC, you must meet the following conditions:

1. *Invoice and Payment*: Ensure you have a valid invoice and payment records from the two entities.

2. *GST Registration*: Verify that both entities are registered under GST and have a valid GSTIN.

3. *Input Services*: Confirm that the services provided by the two entities are input services used for your outward supply (the work contract in Odisha).

4. *ITC Eligibility*: Check if the input services are eligible for ITC as per the GST Act and rules. ITC from Entities in Different States Since one entity is registered in Odisha and the other in West Bengal,

 you'll need to consider the following:

1. *IGST on Inward Supplies*: As you're raising bills with IGST, ensure you're paying IGST on the inward supplies from both entities.

2. *ITC under IGST*: You can claim ITC under IGST for the input services received from both entities. Documentation and Record-Keeping To claim ITC, maintain proper documentation and records, including:

1. *Invoices*: Keep invoices from both entities, showing their GSTIN, invoice date, and amount.

2. *Payment Records*: Maintain payment records, such as bank statements or payment receipts.

 3. *GST Returns*: Ensure you're filing your GST returns (GSTR-3B and GSTR-1) accurately, claiming the eligible ITC.

In single word,  If I maintain all records and compliances, I can claim ITC. Right sir?

Yes.yes.yes.with three words yes.

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