GST Input Tax Credit In Karnataka

One of the major objectives of GST was to eradicate the cascading effect of the taxes that existed under the VAT and the Service tax. Input tax credit in Karnataka is claimed irrespective of the place of the supplier by making accessibility for the sale and the purchases of the goods. Here the tax is already paid on the inputs can be reduced on the balance amount.

Conditions to claim an Input tax credit in Karnataka?

To claim the input tax credit in Karnataka the conditions mentioned below must be fulfilled:

1. A tax invoice of the purchase or the debit note that is issued by the registered dealer.
2. The receiver needs to receive the goods and services.
3. The tax is charged on the purchases that have been deposited and paid to the government by the supplier in cash or through an input tax credit.
4. The supplier has filed the GST returns.

To claim the input tax credit in Karnataka all the suppliers are required to be complying with all the GST regulations:

when the goods are received in Lots and installments and the credit is available on receiving the last installment.

The input tax credit is allowed only if the supplier has deposited the tax collected. Hence, the input tax credit should be matched and validated.

What are the documents required for claiming the Input tax credit in Karnataka?

A registered taxable person can claim the input tax credit in Karnataka by submitting the following documents:

• invoice that is issued by the supplier of Goods or Services
• Invoice issued by the recipient of the Goods and Services that are supplied by an unregistered dealer. This supply comes under the reverse charge mechanism. Here there is supply is made by an unregistered person to a registered person under the GST.
• A debit note is issued in case if the tax charged by the supplier is less than the tax payable in respect of such supply.
• A bill of entry or a similar document is required to document the integrated tax on the imports.
• An invoice or a credit note that is issued by the input service distributor as per the rules under the Goods and Service Tax Act.
• A supply bill by a dealer that has opted for a composition scheme or an exporter or if he is supplying exempted goods

Allowance of Input tax credit in Karnataka

A GST is charged on both the goods and the services. Input tax credit in Karnataka cab ve availed on both goods and services. It is allowed on capital goods. The input tax credit cannot be claimed on the goods and services that are used for personal purposes.