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CGST due ₹120, credit ₹80; SGST due ₹120, credit ₹150. No cross-use. Cash GST due?

A₹10

B₹0

C₹40

D₹70

Answer & Solution

Correct answer: C. ₹40

CGST needs ₹40 cash and SGST needs none, because the surplus SGST credit cannot cover CGST in this stated model.

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