Cenvat crdit
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26 November 2014
Dear Sir,
I Would like to know that can we claim cenvat credit of service tax in A.Y. 2014-15 if the same is belong to A.y.2013-2014. Payment of the same is also made by Service Provider in A.y. 2013-2014 but the bill for the same is not received, so we try to record it in A.y.2014-15. I just want to know can we do the same? Or is there any other better way to do it?
I Would like to know that can we claim cenvat credit of service tax in A.Y. 2014-15 if the same is belong to A.y.2013-2014. Payment of the same is also made by Service Provider in A.y. 2013-2014 but the bill for the same is not received, so we try to record it in A.y.2014-15. I just want to know can we do the same? Or is there any other better way to do it?
26 November 2014
no you can not take credit of the same,
credit of service tax paid is on base invoice received irrespective you have paid the invoice or not.
refer rules
credit of service tax paid is on base invoice received irrespective you have paid the invoice or not.
refer rules
26 November 2014
we had not received the invoice yet but if i received invoice then can i claim it? But the other question is that how to record it in Accounts as the same is belong to earlier year? Please help
26 November 2014
Now Service tax dept. issued circular. We can not take cenvat credit beyond six month old bill. it's best for you ignore it else u will have to pay with interest.
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26 November 2014
My freind you can not take CENVAT CREDIT if u r a manufacturer.
if u r a service provider then you can take credit.
if u r a service provider then you can take credit.
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26 November 2014
As per proviso to rule 4(1) and sixth proviso to rule 4(7) of Cenvat Credit Rules (inserted w.e.f. 1-9-2014), Cenvat credit must be taken within six months from date of issue of any duty paying document (invoice, bill of entry, GAR-7 challan etc. as applicable).
There are separate provisions where service tax is payable on reverse charge basis
Note that the time limit is only for ‘taking credit’. There is no time limit for utilisation of Cenvat Credit. Once you ‘take’ Cenvat credit in your records, you can utilize it any time without any time limit.
There are separate provisions where service tax is payable on reverse charge basis
Note that the time limit is only for ‘taking credit’. There is no time limit for utilisation of Cenvat Credit. Once you ‘take’ Cenvat credit in your records, you can utilize it any time without any time limit.
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26 November 2014
as per new notification limit of six month is for both service provider and for manufacturer too. My question how to record it in books of account if bill is received late
28 November 2014
There is no limitation for both claiming and utilization of cenvat credit
if
at the time of utilization of service assessee was eligile to claim cenvat credit.
if
at the time of utilization of service assessee was eligile to claim cenvat credit.
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