hi, how do we calculate the input reversal amount on expiry, sampling etc.
how do we calculate the reversal amount if our input is 12 and 18% and output is 28+12% cess?
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This discussion clarifies how to calculate input tax credit reversal, particularly concerning GST and cess. It explains that input reversal is essentially reversing the input tax credit already claimed. The thread also touches upon specific scenarios like goods nearing expiry, noting that suppliers typically cannot supply items within six months of their expiry date. A practical example involving sample packs distributed to physicians by a company's sales executives is provided, with a recommendation to refer to rules 42 and 43 for detailed guidance.
Input regarding on expiry will not happen,which will b already claimed by the supplier , supplier can not supply such goods with in 6 month of expiry date.
In sample case manufacturing unit paid GST.sample pack distribute among the physician by the company sales executives.