IGST Input Regarding

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IGST Input and Output Both Are Under Current Liability.
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This discussion clarifies the accounting treatment of IGST input and output. IGST input is generally considered a current asset, representing input tax credit, while IGST output is a current liability, reflecting tax payable. The classification as 'current' is based on realisation or payment within 12 months or the operating cycle. Set-off rules can affect gross vs. net reporting.

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IGST OUTPUT shall come under current Liability and IGST Input shall come under current asset
Input is a current asset and liability is current liability.
IGST input tax credit is asset and not liability. However if law/ regulation allows for the set off of ITC with output then only net amount can be shown. However when law prohibits set off e.g. GST Payable on RCM which cannot be set off with ITC then Gross amount will be shown.
Now so far as classification as current or non current is concerned, an asset/ liability will be treated as current if it can be realised/ has to be paid in 12 months or within operating cycle of the entity. Generally GST is payable and ITC is realisable within 12 Months, hence it should be shown as Current.
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IGST Input : Current Asset
IGST Output : Current Liability

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