Input tax credit is real money back on your purchases. Here's how to claim every rupee you're entitled to — and avoid the blocks.
Input Tax Credit (ITC) lets you offset the GST you pay on business purchases against the GST you collect on sales. For sellers with real input costs — stock, packaging, ads, software, imports — ITC materially improves margins.
You can claim ITC only for invoices that appear in your auto-generated GSTR-2B (which reflects what your suppliers filed). If a supplier hasn't filed, the credit won't show and you can't claim it yet.
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ITC only appears once your supplier files their return and it reflects in your GSTR-2B. Unfiled supplier invoices block the credit.
Yes, when used for business and properly invoiced to your GSTIN — including marketplace and platform ads.
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