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19.09.2026: Section 17(5)(d) presupposes a taxable inward supply; where transaction itself is not taxable, ITC cannot be treated as blocked credit: Gujarat High Court – taxo.online

19 September 2026 · Legal News · Legal News Radar

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Gujarat High Court — desk news note on a reported development. This is educational framing of a public signal, not a judgment digest.

What happened

Public reports summarise the development as: 19.09.2026: Section 17(5)(d) presupposes a taxable inward supply; where transaction itself is not taxable, ITC cannot be treated as blocked credit: Gujarat High Court – taxo.online.

Court / Authority

Gujarat High Court

Legal issue

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Relevant law / section

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What the Court / Authority actually did

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Why it matters

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Sources

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