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ARTICLE · 21 APRIL 2025

Claiming ITC On Capital Goods Under GST: Rules & Process

Numerous capital goods are used by organisations on which they claim an input tax credit (ITC). Special provisions are applicable for taxpayers' capital goods for taxable and exempted supplies.

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Numerous capital goods are used by organisations on which they claim an input tax credit (ITC). Special provisions are applicable for taxpayers' capital goods for taxable and exempted supplies. This article reveals the proportion of credit for GST paid at the time of buying capital goods and the formulas of the input tax credit as per GST.

Under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) framework, businesses are allowed to claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) on capital goods used for commercial purposes. The ITC rules for capital goods under GST are designed to ease the tax burden on businesses by allowing them to offset the tax paid on these significant investments. However, certain eligibility criteria, such as the nature of the capital goods and the duration of use, govern the amount of credit one can claim. Understanding the rules for capital goods ITC is crucial for ensuring compliance with GST regulations and maximizing tax savings.

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