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ITC is not available in relation to construction of immovable property which is further let out for commercial purpose

by admin | Feb 15, 2024 | Advance Rulings, GST, Input Tax Credits

Case: In the matter of Mindrill Systems and Solutions Private Limited [Appeal No. 04/WBAAAR/Appeal/2023 dated January 24, 2024] Facts M/s Mindrill Systems and Solutions Pvt Ltd (“Respondent”) has constructed a warehouse at Hooghly-712310 and has let it out to M/s...

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