Rule 36(4)

is 5% itc rule applicable retrospectively.
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This discussion clarifies the retrospective applicability of Rule 36(4) concerning Input Tax Credit (ITC) under GST. It outlines the valid documents required to claim ITC, such as supplier invoices, recipient invoices with proof of payment, debit notes, and bills of entry. The rules also specify time limits for claiming ITC and procedures for Input Service Distributors (ISDs). Furthermore, it details the implications for capital goods, including the requirement to pay back a portion of ITC if disposed of before a certain period.

Documents on the basis of which credit can be availed are: a. Invoice issued by a supplier of goods or services or both b. Invoice issued by recipient alongwith proof of payment of tax c. A debit note issued by supplier d. Bill of entry or similar document prescribed under Customs Act e. Revised invoice f. Document issued by Input Service Distributor

D. No ITC beyond September of the following FY to which invoice pertains or date of filing of annual return, whichever is earlier

E. The Input Service Distributor (ISD) may distribute the credit available for distribution in the same month in which, it is availed. The credit of CGST, SGST, UTGST and IGST shall be distributed as per the provisions of Rule 4(1) (d) of ITC Rules. ISD shall issue invoice in accordance with the provisions made under Rule 9(1) of Invoice Rules.

In case of supply of capital goods or plant and machinery, on which ITC is taken, an amount equivalent to ITC availed minus the reduction as prescribed in rules (5% for every quarter or part thereof) shall have to be paid. In case the tax on transaction value of the supply is more, the same would have to be paid.

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