Rule 86B under GST – A Simple Guide for Taxpayers

Introduction Under the GST law, taxpayers are allowed to use Input Tax Credit (ITC) to pay their output tax liability. However, the government introduced Rule 86B to restrict the complete use of ITC in certain high-value cases. The main purpose of this rule is to prevent tax evasion and ensure minimum cash payment of GST. What is Rule 86B? Rule 86B of the CGST...

Rule 86B under GST – A Simple Guide for Taxpayers

Introduction Under the GST law, taxpayers are allowed to use Input Tax Credit (ITC) to pay their output tax liability. However, the government introduced Rule 86B...

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Rule 86B under GST – A Simple Guide for Taxpayers

Introduction Under the GST law, taxpayers are allowed to use Input Tax Credit (ITC) to pay their output tax liability. However, the government introduced Rule 86B to restrict the complete use of ITC in certain high-value cases. The main purpose of this rule is to prevent tax evasion and ensure minimum cash payment of GST. What is Rule 86B? Rule 86B of the CGST...

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Rule 86B under GST – A Simple Guide for Taxpayers

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Rule 86B under GST – A Simple Guide for Taxpayers

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Rule 86B under GST – A Simple Guide for Taxpayers

Introduction Under the GST law, taxpayers are allowed to use Input Tax Credit (ITC) to pay their output tax liability. However, the government introduced Rule 86B to restrict the complete use of ITC in certain high-value cases. The main purpose of this...