JDA - GST input tax credit sharing between developer and landlord

As part of a JDA to construct a structure, between landlord and developer, the developer bears the cost of the entire construction material and delivers the construction.

  • From the perspective of GST input tax credit, does the developer get to keep the entire input tax credit for 100% of construction material ordered or does landlord have right to use 50% of that cost for his input tax credit respective to his share in the JDA  ?
  • If landlord has not sold his share of the constructed property delivered by developer, can he still take benefit of input tax credit while paying GST for his share ?

 

 

 

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Quick Summary
This discussion explores how Goods and Services Tax (GST) input tax credits are shared in a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) between a landlord and a developer. Specifically, it questions whether the developer, who bears the full cost of construction materials, can claim the entire input tax credit, or if the landlord is entitled to a portion based on their share in the JDA. It also touches upon whether the landlord can claim input tax credit on their share of the property even before selling it.

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