There are different forms in Gst for the purpose of Claiming Input Tax Credit in different cases. We will discuss there forms in details which are available in GST Portal.
This form can be filed for claiming Input Tax Credit U/s 18 of CGST Act.
As per section 18(1)(a) of CGST Act , every person who is liable for registration in GST , get himself registered within 30 days of such date then he can claim ITC on stock held on the date immediately preceding the date on which liability to take registration has arised.
The input credit for stocks held as raw material, semi finished goods , finished goods can be claimed.
The Input credit on services and capital goods are not allowed under this provision of Gst.
This form cannot be filed if registration has not been taken within 30 days of liability date for registration.
To claim Input Tax Credit under this clause , Form Gst ITC 01 has to be filed online on Gst Portal.The details of invoice such as registration number of supplier , Invoice No , Invoice Date, Taxable Value and Tax Amount needs to be declared in this form.
As per section 18(1)(b) of CGST Act , every person who takes voluntary registration in GST , can claim ITC for stock held in raw materials , finished or semi finished goods on the date immediately the date of registration.
For claiming the ITC Form Gst ITC 01 form must he filed online and section 18(1)(b) shall be selected in the form.
The details of invoice for which ITC needs to be claimed must be filed in this form.
As per section 18(1)(c) of CGST Act , if a registered person under composition scheme shifted to regular scheme , then ITC for stock on raw material , semi or finished goods , capital goods on date of switching can be claimed.
The for GST ITC 01 must be filed online for the purpose of claiming input tax credit within 30 days of switching from composition to regular scheme.
As per section 18(1)(d) , in case any supply which was exempted subsequently becomes taxable , the registered person can claim ITC on stock of such goods as on the date of change.
The form GST ITC 01 is also required to be filed within 30 days of such change to claim input tax credit.
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In the event of sale , merger , change in constitution , death of proprietor etc of business , the balance of unutilised itc in the electronic ledger of old business can be transferred to new firm as per section 18(3).
The form ITC 02 has to be filed online by the old or transferor GSTIN. The eligible amount of input tax credit may be transferred through this form.
In case a taxable supply subsequently becomes exempt , then ITC on such stock of taxable supply must be reversed through this form.
The ITC balance should be debuted from the ledger and if stock is in excess of amount of corresponding ITC the balance has to be paid in cash.
The input credit on capital goods must also be reversed as per the above provisions.
If after reversal any balance remains in the electronic credit ledger shall be lapsed.
The details of inputs sent to job worker on which credit has been claimed by the principal must be declared.
The details of capital goods if any sent to job worker for use on which credit has been claimed by the principal must be declared in this form.
This form is also used to declare the finished products received after job work has been done and was returned to principal within the time limits as per the provisions of Gst Act.
If the Finished products after job work was directly sold from the job worker premises then details of such supply must be declared.
If job worker sent the inputs received to another job worker , details of such movement of goods must also be declared in this form
This form is required to be filed quarterly by 25th of the following quarter.
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