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Navigating GST Rule 86B: Understanding the 1% Cash Requirement

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  • The introduction of Rule 86B under the CGST Rules, 2017, effective January 1, 2021, mandates that businesses with taxable supplies over ₹50 lakh must pay at least 1% of their output tax liability in cash.
  • This rule aims to curb tax fraud by limiting Input Tax Credit (ITC) utilization to 99%, ensuring only genuine businesses benefit from ITC provisions.
  • Exceptions exist for certain cases, including those who have paid over ₹1 lakh in income tax in the previous two years and government bodies.
  • While Rule 86B targets fraudulent practices, it increases compliance burdens for large-scale businesses operating on low profit margins.

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