alleryStart learning →Exempt supply turns taxable. Capital goods credit needs what use?
AMainly for exempt supply
BPartly for exempt supply
CExclusive use for it
DAny business purpose
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Exclusive use for it
Section 18(1)(d) allows credit on capital goods exclusively used for the exempt supply that becomes taxable.
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