Yes you will get the same

Dear Sir,

Yes you are eligible for ITc benifit if builder didn't passed on same you can complaint before GST commissioner and before national anti profiteering tribunal against the builder.

Complain against builder before National Anti-Profiteering Authority If he has failed to pass on benefits to you 

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liable for imposition of penalty under Section 171 of CGST act read with Rule 133 (3) (d) of the CGST Rules, 2017.

Do you not want to pay tax to the govt?

You paid GST @ 12 % . This will go to the govt. Builder collected this from you on behalf of govt.

Now how you can claim  refund of the tax which you have paid as per the applicable rate of GST.

ITC is not applicable to home buyer unless builder gains any benefit arising from reduction in tax on material and services used for building construction.

So there must be an element of benefit/profit by your builder during the entire process of transaction, that should be passed on to the home buyer.

In the given case, there is no such gain by builder hence question of any ITC pass on to you does not arise at all.

It's effects are evident in  all MRP priced products and in contracts where prices are inclusive of taxes.

Further to note that entire concept of anti profiteering and passing on ITC to end user under GST stands against bunisess principles of price fixing in  unregulated industries. 

Complain to National Anti-Profiteering Agency. Builder must have avail ITC which should be pass to home buyer.

- Yes, the builder should pass the benefit of Input Tax Credit to the Home Buyer.

- Clause 171 of the GST Act provides that it is mandatory to pass on the benefit due to reduction in the rate of tax or from input tax credit to the consumer by way of commensurate reduction in prices. 

- Since, the builder not passes ITC , then you should lodge your complaint with the National Anti-Profiteering Authority against the said builder for the same. 

you can file complaint against builder before National anti profiteering authority. 

In its recent ruling, the National Anti-Profiteering Agency (NAA) had held that excuses such as uncertainties associated with the GST regime cannot be used to deny home buyers benefits of a lower tax rate.

Builders who have received completion certificate for an ongoing project before April 1 will have to charge 12 percent GST from buyers on the balance amount due towards purchase of the flat.

“There are enough rulings now, to make the home buyers aware that, builders who have gained on account of additional input tax credits, need to pass on the same to them.

In a setback for real estate developers, the National Anti- profiteering authority has held that the home buyers cannot endlessly wait to get the benefit of input tax credit  (ITC) for GST payments as the law does not provide that the gain should only accrue only on completion of projects.

You may issue a notice to the builder demanding the ITC, after which let him give a reply denying the payment, you may drag him to the consumer forum seeking compensation for deficiency in service.

Yes you are eligible to get ITC benefit as per GST laws. 

If builder have not passed ITC till date then you should complaint against builder in National Anti-Profiteering Authority for not passing the benefits to you. 

See you have to wait your complaint is already forwarded to concerned office.

Wait fore screening committee report 

Since you have been intimated that your complaint has been already forwarded you may wait for the reply from the concerned authorities. 

you have to wait. 

At least communicate him and ask what other detail, he/she may require.

Yes you can send the said complaint and do follow up