- CBIC clarifies that multiple ISD registrations are allowed within the same State/UT; each registrant receiving common input service invoices for distinct persons must obtain ISD registration.
- The recipient entity, not the ISD, is responsible for satisfying input tax credit conditions under Sections 16 and 17 and for making reversals under Sections 17(1), 17(2) and 17(4).
- ISD credit must be distributed in the month the ISD determines the credit is prima facie eligible, and it must be reported separately as eligible and ineligible credit in GSTR-6.
- Invoices under Rule 54(1A) are only a credit-transfer mechanism; they should not be included in “turnover in State” or treated as “Net ITC” for refund calculations.
- Wrongful distribution can attract penalty on the ISD under Section 122(1)(ix), and excess credit may be recovered from recipients under Section 21.
Source: a2ztaxcorp.net
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