Input Tax Credit (ITC)
Input Tax Credit (ITC): Overview
In this topic, we will learn the meaning of input tax credit. It explains why ITC can be availed only on good/services for business purposes. It also helps us to understand how to calculate tax liability on the registered dealer.
Important Questions on Input Tax Credit (ITC)
For a dealer , the marked price of a table is , which he sells to dealer at some discount price. Further, dealer sells the same article to a customer at its list price. If the rate of is and dealer paid a tax, under , equal to to the government, find the amount (inclusive of ) paid by dealer .

Goods/services are sold from Mumbai (Maharashtra) to Pune (Maharashtra) for , and then from Pune to Bangalore (Karnataka). If the rate of is and the profit made at Pune is , find the net payable by dealer at Pune.

is a manufacturer of refrigerators in Bangalore. He manufacturers a particular brand of refrigerator and marks it at . He then sells this refrigerator to a wholesaler in Hyderabad at a discount of . The wholesaler raises the marked price of the refrigerator bought by and then sells it to dealer in Bangalore. If the rate of is find tax (under ) paid by wholesaler to the government.

The marked price of the is . A wholesaler sells it to a dealer at discount. The dealer further sells the to a customer at discount of on the marked price. If the rate of at each stage is , find the amount of tax (under ) paid by the dealer to the government.

Goods/services are sold from Jaipur (Rajasthan) to Udaipur (Rajasthan) for and then from Udaipur to Pune (Maharashtra). If the rate of is and the profit made at Udaipur is , find the net payable by dealer at Udaipur.

Rahul is a bike dealer in Delhi. He transported a bike, worth of and then transferred it from Delhi to Dehradun at the rate of GST and then sold it to a person in Bhopal at a profit of at the same rate of GST. The output tax at Dehradun is


A manufacturer's final tax output comes out to be which he needs to pay on the final goods or but during the whole process he already has paid taxes of and on the initial purchase of the goods. Find the input credit tax and the the net amount of tax that the manufacturer has to pay.

A dealer purchased capital goods from the manufacturer for plus GST. The same capital goods were later sold for plus GST. The rate of GST for the capital goods is . Find the input credit tax for the dealer.

A manufacturer pays GST of to buy raw materials. The manufacturer received GST amounting to on selling the final product to the customer. Find the input credit tax that the manufacturer is eligible to claim.
