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GST Form ITC-01 is a declaration form that is used to claim the input tax credit. An input tax credit means that a taxpayer can claim the amount that has been already paid as GST while making GST payment to the Government which was collected from the customers.

What is the Maximum ITC that can be utilised to pay GST liability? From 1st January 2021, certain taxpayers cannot utilise the ITC balance available in the electronic credit ledger to discharge more than 99% of the tax liability for a tax period. It means atleast 1% of tax liability must be paid by cash.

The buyer must pay towards the supply of goods and/or services within 180 days from the invoice date. If they fail to, then the ITC already claimed will need to be paid to the government, along with interest payable under Section 50.* The ITC claim can be again made once the payment is made to the supplier.

For filing the FORM GST ITC-02, the acquired (transferor) entity must submit and upload a copy of certificate issued by a practicing chartered account or cost accountant, certifying that sale / merger / amalgamation / lease or transfer of business has been done with specific provision for the transfer of liabilities.

For transferring such unutilized matched Input Tax Credit, the transferor entity is required to file Form GST ITC-02A within 30 days of obtaining the new registration (i.e., registration of the transferee entity).

Proceed to file the necessary details invoice-wise as given below: Select the type of goods. ... Enter GSTIN of supplier. Enter invoice number and date (This date must be prior to the grant of approval for registration and not more than one year in case of inputs and five years in case of capital goods)

There are certain pre-requisites for filing Form GST ITC-02: The transferor, as well as transferee of business, should have a valid GST registration. The transferor should have ITC available in the electronic credit ledger. The transferor should file all the applicable GST returns of the past periods.

The following conditions must be met for being eligible to file the FORM GST ITC-02: In case any registered entity undergoes sale, merger, de-merger, amalgamation, lease or transfer, the acquired entity must file ITC declaration for transfer of ITC in the FORM GST ITC-02.