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- Whether input tax credit is allowed on goods that are lost, destroyed, stolen, written off, or disposed of as gifts or free samples ?
Whether input tax credit is allowed on goods that are lost, destroyed, stolen, written off, or disposed of as gifts or free samples ?
Issue Favourable to Tax Payer ?:- no
Held – Sample drugs are supplied by Sponsor from out-side of India, imported by the applicant and delivered free of cost to hospitals and clinics for clinical trials. DCGI (Drug Controller General of India) has issued the licence to applicant for import of new drugs or investigational new drugs for the purpose of clinical trial or bioavailability or bioequivalence study or for examination, .....
Issue Favourable to Tax Payer ?:- no
Held - On a combined reading of Section 2 and Section 16 of SGST Act, 2017, it can be construed that the definition of input tax is very wide and a registered person is entitled to take input tax credit on inputs, input services and capital goods if the same are used by him in course or furtherance of his business or the registered person has an intention to use such inputs, input services or cap.....
Issue Favourable to Tax Payer ?:- yes
Held - The points achieved by the stockiest or the dealer will determine the type of incentive they are going to receive. Thus, the goods received as incentive are in proportion to the net points gained by the dealer relatable to the quantity of cement sold by them.
In the light of the Section 7 of the GST Act and Clause (b) of sub-section (31) of Section 2, the transaction in the case of the applicant is one of supply of goods to his de.....
Issue Favourable to Tax Payer ?:- no
Held - Section 17(5)(h) clearly mentions that input tax shall not be availed in respect of “goods lost, stolen, destroyed, written off or disposed of by way of gift or free samples”.
The above statutory provision of the Act has to be interpreted in the context of other statutory provisions i.e., 17(2) and 18(4) and the meaning has to be discerned by applying the principle discussed above i.e., ‘ex visceribus actus’. The scheme of.....
Issue Favourable to Tax Payer ?:- yes
Held - The term ‘assets” would definitely include the “inventory” and since these goods are procured in the course of business, would be covered under the scope of “business assets”. Nowhere in the Schedule I it is stated that these business assets should be capitalized. Hence as per entry 1 of the Schedule I, ‘permanent transfer or disposal of business assets where input tax credit has been availed on such assets” would cover .....
Issue Favourable to Tax Payer ?:- no
Held - It can be seen from the loyalty program that the applicant, on the basis of a particular transaction / purchase by the customer through their e-commerce platform and subject to acceptance of the terms and conditions of the applicant by the customer, allows the customer to earn loyalty points. The applicant in the said transaction recovers the full amount from the customer and gives the loyalty points free of cost. Further the said.....
- Whether reimbursement of expenses is leviable to GST?
- Whether input tax credit is admissible if invoice/debit note does not appear in Form GSTR-2A/2B or tax is not paid by supplier ?
- Whether marketing and sales promotion services to customers located outside India is intermediary or export of services ?
- Whether order / show cause notice is valid if passed without pre-show cause notice consultation or GST DRC-01 (summary SCN) or GST DRC-01A (tax intimation notice) ?
- Whether recovery proceedings can be initiated if assessee is willing to file an appeal ?
- Whether input tax credit can be transferred to the transferee entity in case of an inter-state business transfer ?
- Whether interest is payable for the period during which the reply to the deficiency memo remains pending ?
- Whether combined show cause notice can be issued covering multiple financial years ?
- Whether tax can be recovered by Department without prior intimation in Form DRC-01D ?
- Whether a penalty equal to 200% of the tax amount can be demanded in case of detention or seizure of goods ?