
Maximise your savings with input tax credit using a GST calculator
The Hindu
Maximise your savings with input tax credit using a GST calculator
As an entrepreneur, every rupee saved is a rupee earned. Managing business expenses wisely is crucial, and leveraging the Input Tax Credit (ITC) system under GST can significantly reduce your tax liability. Entrepreneurship is all about smart financial decisions, and utilising ITC efficiently can give your business a competitive edge. But manually calculating ITC can be complex. That is where a GST calculator comes in, simplifying the process and ensuring you never miss out on potential savings.
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The Input Tax Credit (ITC) allows you to claim credit for the GST paid on business-related purchases. Whether it is raw materials, services, or goods used in your business, you can offset this tax against the GST you collect from sales, reducing your overall tax liability.
Here’s how ITC can help save on taxes:
Manually tracking ITC can be time-consuming and prone to errors. A GST calculator simplifies this by automatically computing your eligible credit based on input details.
Benefits of using a GST calculator:
By combining ITC with a GST calculator, you can maximise tax savings and allocate funds more efficiently for business growth.

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