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To determine if input tax credit (ITC) is available for broker commission under GST for the financial year 2021-22, we need to consider a few factors. Eligibility for ITC:
1. *Business Purpose*: The commission must be incurred for business purposes.
2. *Tax Invoice*: A valid tax invoice is required to claim ITC.
3. *GST Payment*: The GST paid on the commission must be reflected in the GST returns. GST Rates and ITC:
1. *GST Rate*: The GST rate applicable to commission agents and brokers is generally 18%.¹
2. *ITC Claim*: ITC can be claimed on the GST paid on inputs used for providing services, including office overheads and other expenses. Specifics for FY 2021-22:
1. *GST Laws*: The GST laws and regulations applicable for FY 2021-22 would have governed the ITC claims for that period.
2. *Returns and Compliance*: The taxpayer would have needed to comply with the GST return filing requirements and other regulations to claim ITC. In general, input tax credit can be availed on broker commission under GST, provided the necessary conditions are met.
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