AAR Denies GST Input Tax Credit on Land Survey Charges Incurred for Purchase of Land to Meet Afforestation Obligations:

Tamil Nadu AAR rules that GST paid on land survey services for land acquired to meet afforestation requirements is not eligible for Input Tax Credit (ITC).
ITC Denied on Survey Charges for Afforestation Land

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AAR Denies GST Input Tax Credit on Land Survey Charges Incurred for Purchase of Land to Meet Afforestation Obligations
Tamil Nadu AAR rules that GST paid on land survey services for land acquired to meet afforestation requirements is not eligible for Input Tax Credit (ITC).
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