If providing GTA services under RCM where ITC isn’t claimable

If you are providing GTA (Goods Transport Agency) services, where the recipient is liable to pay tax under Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM), and you are also providing rental services to a company, can you claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) on the rental service, even though you cannot claim ITC on the GTA service?
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If you offer Goods Transport Agency (GTA) services under the Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) and also provide taxable rental services to a company, you can generally claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) on the rental services. This is because GTA services, when subject to RCM, often have specific ITC restrictions, while rental services remain taxable with ITC eligibility. It's crucial to maintain separate records for each service and ensure full GST compliance for both.

you are providing both GTA services (subject to Reverse Charge Mechanism) and rental services to a company. 

As per GST regulations: - GTA services are exempt from GST, and you cannot claim ITC on GTA services. - 

Rental services are taxable, and you can claim ITC on rental services. Since the two services are distinct, you can claim ITC on the rental services, even though you cannot claim ITC on the GTA services.

 However, keep in mind: - Maintain separate accounts and records for both services. -

 Ensure you meet all GST compliance requirements for both services. -

Claim ITC only on the eligible inputs used for the rental services. 

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