Pradeep Jain - Chartered Accountant

A company is incorporated in 2011 from the date of incorporation the client has only service tax input but no output so he doesn't registered for Service tax and all the service tax input shown in profit & loss as an expense but in current year the company started charging service tax from his customer from June 2012 so he get registered for service tax in the month of June 2012.But question is whether company can take service tax input of the current year i.e., from April 2012 to set off with output or not?

The ‘input service’ means any service used by a provider of output service for providing an output service. This definition makes it clear that the service provider can take the credit of those services only which is used for providing output service. This is also supported by Rule 6 which says that the credit of input or input services used for exempted product or exempted service will not be allowed. Further the condition as given under small scale threshold exemption notification no. 33/2012-ST (threshold exemption) is as follows: “The provider of taxable service shall avail the CENVAT credit only on such input or input service received, on or after the date on which the service provider starts paying service tax, and used for the provision of taxable services for which service tax is payable” As your company started charging service tax from customer from June only, hence the above provision will apply. Thus, you can take the credit of services received on or after the date from which company has started charging service tax i.e. in June.

Sir, we are a taxpayer dealing in health care services. We have been making supply on which tax was payable by us but we have not paid the same erroneously. The same has been pointed out by department recently. Please suggest whether we have to pay interest and penalty along with tax.

As per sub-section (5) and (6) of Section 73 of CGST Act, if you have made payment of tax and informed the same to the department then the department ...
Sir We are dealing in trucks. We have received an export order from foreign buyer. We wish to procure trucks from 5 different manufacturers and supply them directly to the port without receiving on our own premises. Can we do the same to take benefit of merchant export by paying tax @ 0.1%.

. Yes, as per Notification 41/2017-intergrated tax (Rate) dated October 23, 2017, benefit of notification is available only when the material moves fr ...
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Hello sir we have made export of goods however the funds have not been realized. Is there any implication in GST regarding the same?

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What Is the GST rate for interest and penal charges levied by Chit Fund Company in case GST on foremen commission charged is @12%?

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. In the given query, after the interception a temporary ID was created by officer of state-2. However, the login ID and password of temporary registr ...
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As per provisions of GST, where an e-way bill has been generated but goods are either not transported or are not transported as per the details f ...
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If a taxpayer made mistake declaring the HSN/SAC of goods and services supplied, what are the consequences?

Under GST law, one of the most important elements is the classification of goods/services for the purpose of determination of rate of tax to be l ...

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