how to use self used stock in accounts as per GST should it be treated as sales if yes than how should be GST input taken or should stock be transfer in sales than what should be shown in P&L
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This discussion clarifies how to handle stock used for personal purposes or within your business operations under GST. For personal use, it's treated as drawings, requiring reversal of any input tax credit (ITC). If stock, like printer ink for a computer service business, is used in providing services, you can claim ITC on its purchase. The stock should be accounted for as an expense, and the ITC claimed against your output tax liability.
No my question is example I am engaged in computer service related business and i sell printer ink to in this case i am using the ink which is purchased by me and it is an expenses in which i can take input.
As per my knowledge you should club the ink in the expenses and ITC is you should keep in current assets as you are going to claim against output liability.
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