Provisions of Input Tax Credit
(i) Purchases of raw material;
(ii) Goods purchased for resale;
(iii) Purchase of capital goods such as machinery or equipment for use in business;
(iv) Tools and accessories used in business; and
(v) Packing material for resale and use in manufacture.
(a) Food, beverages and tobacco products;
(b) Petroleum products;
(c) Goods used for personal consumption or gifts;
(d) Goods used in manufacture, processing and packing of tax free goods;
(e) Office equipment and building material;
(f) Air-conditioning units except where air-conditioning is essential in the
manufacturing process of taxable goods;
(g) Weigh bridge except when installed inside the manufacturing premises for use in
the process of manufacturing;
(h) Goods used in manufacture, processing or packing of tax free goods;
(i) Goods used in generation and distribution of electrical energy; and
(j) Goods which remain unsold at the time of closure of business.
(A × B)/C
A : Total amount of input tax for the period.
B : Total value of taxable sales for a period including zero rated sales, excluding VAT. Notes
C : Total value of sales including tax free sales, excluding VAT.
Output tax – Input tax = Net tax.
Input tax shall include the input tax credit carried forward from previous return period.
sec. 5(1A) and on Schedule D goods under the PGST Act, 1948 during the past one year. Taxable person shall be entitled to claim Input Tax Credit on the goods in hand on the appointed day if the purchases were made within twelve months prior to the appointed day and the goods have suffered tax under the PGST Act, 1948. However, all taxable persons having stock of tax paid goods on the appointed day shall have to get their stocks authenticated, by submitting details in prescribed proforma upto 30.04.2005, and getting the same verified from the concerned Assessing Authority and produce/secure documentary evidence of tax paid on such stock.
Notes: If a taxable person is making taxable and tax free sales, he would be entitled to claim input tax proportionate to his taxable sales using the following formula:
(A × B)/C