ITC treatment in accounting

what is treatment of ITC in accounting. the payment will be short due to ITC. Is it income, liability or assets.
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This discussion clarifies the accounting treatment of Input Tax Credit (ITC). It explains that ITC is used to offset outward tax liabilities and is typically recorded within 'Duties and Taxes'. If a credit balance remains in 'Duties and Taxes' at year-end, it signifies outstanding GST payable.

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You can set off your itc from outward tax liability. both outward and inward fall under duties and taxes, just pass itc entry only when you claim input tax credit

Thank you very much. Just some more clarification. If Duties and Taxes has Credit balances at the end of year how to act 

Need to check your o/s liability. is that matched that consider that liability as gst payable in b/s

Thank you very much 

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