ITC CLAIM OR EXEMPTED GOODS SUPPLY

IMPORTING EXEMPTED GOODS FROM EGYPT AND SELLING IN INDIA, SO

SHIPPING CHARGES AND ETC... HAS INPUT TAX 

CAN I CLAIM THAT ITC??

IF I CLAIMED  , THERE IS NO UTILIZATION (ONLY SELLING EXCEMPTED GOODS), THEN WHAT DOO WITH CLAIMED ITC??

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This discussion clarifies whether Input Tax Credit (ITC) can be claimed on shipping charges and other expenses when importing exempted goods from Egypt and selling them in India. The consensus is that if your sales are of exempted goods, you cannot claim ITC on associated costs, as credit attributable to exempted goods is not eligible for utilisation.

If your sales are exempt then no ITC can be taken

Credit attributable to exempted goods cannot be availed and hence you are not eligible to avail the credit of GST paid on shipping charges and other expenses.

Since sales relates to exempted goods, you cannot take Input tax credit( ITC)

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