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Credit of GST paid in respect of Motor Vehicle

Date 11 Jul 2018
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Input tax credit on motor vehicles allowed only for specified uses; incidental travel GST may be claimable.
Input tax credit on GST paid in respect of motor vehicles is disallowed except where the vehicle is used for transportation of goods, further supply of the vehicle, transportation of passengers, or imparting driving training. Rent-a-cab input tax is similarly restricted, allowed only when used for further supply or under statutory obligation. The author treats "in respect of" as limited to vehicle purchase and permits credit for incidental expenses like insurance and repairs and for conventional travel; alternative expert views argue that related expenses are also excluded. (AI Summary)

This is a general update for frequently asked queries in relation to credit of GST paid on purchase of Motor Vehicle and other incidental & traveling expense. There has been contradictory opinion on this issue by various experts, however I would like to share my view.

As per Sec 17(5) of the CGST Act, credit shall not be available for GST paid in respect of motor vehicle and other conveyance, EXCEPT when it is used for:

  • Transportation of GOODS;
  • Further supply of such vehicle;
  • Transportation of Passenger;
  • Imparting training on driving;

Further credit of GST paid on Rent-a-cab is also not available, except when it is used for further supply of same service or used under any statutory obligation.

Hence on analysis of above provision, I am of the opinion that the word 'in respect of" is used in relation to purchase of any motor vehicle. Hence if a passenger vehicle is purchased, except for purpose mentioned above, then credit of GST paid on such purchase is not allowed. Other than that, if there any incidental expense like insurance, repair, etc of such motor vehicle, than credit is allowed

If you purchase motor vehicle for transport of Goods, than credit is allowed on purchase of such motor vehicle. 

Further, any GST paid on traveling expense like Train, Flight, Bus, etc (Other than rent-a-cab) is also allowed.

Many taxpayers may have missed to take credit of GST paid on such expense as discussed above, incurred for FY 2017-18; do not worry as you can avail the same now, before filing of GSTR 3B return for the month of September 2018.

Note: If there is any invoice dated of FY 2017-18 for which you have failed to take credit, your can take the same even now  before filing of GSTR 3B return for the month of September 2018.

I hope you find the same helpful.

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