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Input tax credit must be reversed when finished goods are destroyed: Expert

Under the GST law, you do not need to inform or take permission from any authorities for destroying the finished goods

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T N C Rajagopalan
Q. We are manufacturers of chemicals. The goods produced in a particular batch are not of correct quality. We cannot sell it or use it. We want to destroy them for quality reasons. Does the GST law allow it? Do we have to inform or take permission from the jurisdictional authorities?

Under the GST law, you do not need to inform or take permission from any authorities for destroying the finished goods. However, as per Section 17(5) (h) of the CGST Act, 2017, input tax credit shall not be available in respect of goods destroyed. So, you have to surrender the

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