- ITC is not available for construction of immovable property for renting out for commercial purposes
- Tamil Nadu AAR ruled that ITC is not available as per Section 17(5)(d) of the CGST Act
- Applicant planned to construct industrial building for renting out as ‘Godowns’
- Applicant estimated GST amount to be around INR 2.5 Crores
- Applicant planned to rent out godowns for INR 40 lakhs per month with GST
- Applicant argued that Section 17(5)(d) is not applicable as they are not constructing in furtherance of business
- Tamil Nadu AAR held that ITC is not available for construction of immovable property for renting out for commercial purposes
- Input tax paid on goods or services for construction of immovable property ‘on one’s own account’ is unavailable
- Taxpayers must adhere to restrictions prescribed in the law regarding ITC
Source: a2ztaxcorp.com
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