The Affluence GST team highlights key aspects of the amended π°ππππ πΊππππππ π«ππππππππππ (π°πΊπ«) provisions to help businesses stay compliant:
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1. Is distribution of credit through ISD mandatory?
ππ§π¬: Yes, from April 1, 2025, common credit must be distributed through the ISD mechanism.
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2. Is separate registration required for ISD?
ππ§π¬: Yes, a separate ISD registration must be obtained, usually at the Head Office location.
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3. What type of credit needs to be distributed through ISD?
ππ§π¬: Credit corresponding to Input Services benefiting one or more registrations must be distributed.
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4. What is the basis for distributing credit under ISD?
ππ§π¬: Distribution will be based on the turnover of the previous financial year on a pro-rata basis. If not available, turnover of the previous quarter will be considered.
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5. Is distribution limited to eligible credit only?
ππ§π¬: No, both eligible and ineligible credit must be distributed.
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6. Should RCM credit be distributed through ISD?
ππ§π¬: Yes, ITC on common expenses where GST is paid under RCM must be distributed through ISD, although ISD itself is not liable to discharge tax under RCM.
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7. Will cross charge still apply after ISD implementation?
ππ§π¬: Yes, for the transfer of credit pertaining to inputs or internally generated services, cross charge will remain relevant.
π‘ Need Further Guidance?
For detailed insights or clarifications, feel free to connect with ππ Aakash Sarda from the Affluence Advisory GST Team.