Unless disproved, a person who paid tax is deemed to have:
AWaived the input tax credit
BAbsorbed the incidence himself
CPassed on incidence to the recipient
DClaimed the tax as refund
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Passed on incidence to the recipient
Section 49(9) presumes the full incidence of tax paid has been passed on to the recipient.
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