Post-sale discounts via financial credit notes and GST input tax credit reversal-when ITC stands, and valuation shifts
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Input tax credit under the WBGST Act need not be reversed by a recipient where payment is reduced due to financial/commercial credit notes issued for secondary/post-sale discounts, because such credit notes do not reduce the original transaction value or the supplier's tax liability and therefore do not reduce tax charged. A manufacturer's post-sale discount to a dealer is not “consideration” for the dealer's onward supply to an end customer where there is no manufacturer-end customer agreement and the discount merely reduces the dealer's sale price; consequently, no additional GST consequence arises on that ground. Where the manufacturer has an agreement with an end customer and funds the dealer's discounted sale, the discount forms part of consideration for the dealer's supply to the end customer, affecting valuation accordingly. Post-sale discounts are not consideration for promotional services unless specific services and consideration are contractually defined, in which case GST applies to that service supply.
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