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<h1>High Court rules against Revenue's appeal on service tax credit for paying service tax on goods transport agencies</h1> The High Court of Ahmedabad rejected the Revenue's appeal on utilizing service tax credit for paying service tax on goods transport agencies, in line with ... Utilisation of service tax credit - Service tax on Goods Transport Agency services - Permissibility of credit set-off under service tax law - Precedential reliance on Tribunal decisionsUtilisation of service tax credit - Service tax on Goods Transport Agency services - Precedential reliance on Tribunal decisions - Whether utilisation of service tax credit towards payment of service tax on Goods Transport Agency services is permissible under law - HELD THAT: - The High Court considered the limited question of permissibility of utilising service tax credit for payment of service tax levied on Goods Transport Agency services. The Court found that the point had been authoritatively decided in favour of such utilisation by earlier Tribunal decisions relied upon by the Commissioner (Appeals), specifically CCE, Chandigarh Vs. Nahar Exports Ltd. , M/s. Selvakumar Spinners Pvt. Ltd. and M/s. Bushan Power & Steel Ltd. Vs. CCE . Applying and following the ratio of those Tribunal rulings, the Court concluded that there was no infirmity in the Commissioner (Appeals)'s view permitting the utilisation of service tax credit for the said purpose and saw no legal basis to sustain the Revenue's challenge.Revenue's appeal rejected and the Commissioner (Appeals)'s order upholding the utilisation of service tax credit for GTA services affirmedFinal Conclusion: The appeal by the Revenue is dismissed; the Commissioner (Appeals)'s acceptance of utilisation of service tax credit for payment of service tax on Goods Transport Agency services is upheld by following the cited Tribunal authorities. The High Court of Ahmedabad rejected the Revenue's appeal regarding the utilization of service tax credit for payment of service tax on goods transport agencies. The Tribunal's decisions supported this utilization, as seen in cases like CCE, Chandigarh Vs. Nahar Exports Ltd. and M/s. Selvakumar Spinners Pvt. Ltd. The appeal was rejected, following the Tribunal's decisions.