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        <h1>CESTAT allows service tax refund for export-related services, rejects restrictive interpretation of beneficial notifications</h1> <h3>M/s Obeetee Pvt. Ltd. Versus Commissioner of Customs, Central Excise & Service Tax, Allahabad</h3> M/s Obeetee Pvt. Ltd. Versus Commissioner of Customs, Central Excise & Service Tax, Allahabad - TMI Issues Involved:1. Eligibility for refund of Service Tax based on original invoices.2. Calculation of rebate difference less than twenty percent shipping bill wise.3. Rejection of refund claims where rebate is less than Rs. 500.4. Rejection of refund claims where percentage of refund claim exceeds 0.50% of FOB value without Chartered Accountant certificate.Summary:1. Eligibility for Refund of Service Tax Based on Original Invoices:The Commissioner (Appeals) held that the appellant is not eligible for the refund of Service Tax wherever they have not provided the original invoices of the service providers. It was emphasized that 'when a particular thing is directed to be performed in a manner prescribed by Rules, it should be performed in that manner itself and not otherwise.' The appellant failed to enclose the original invoices in respect of the service providers mentioned in Para 1 of the Show Cause Notice dated 28.11.2014.2. Calculation of Rebate Difference Less Than Twenty Percent Shipping Bill Wise:The Commissioner (Appeals) observed that the appellant filed the rebate under Para 3 of the notification. The Adjudicating Authority noted that the difference between the rebate amounts under procedures specified in paragraph 2 and paragraph 3 was less than twenty percent for each shipping bill. The Commissioner (Appeals) found no merit in the appellant's submission that the notification did not require the difference to be computed shipping bill wise. However, the Tribunal disagreed, stating that 'there is no condition prescribed in the Notification as per which the rebate claims as admissible under (2) and (3) are to be calculated for the difference shipping bill wise.' The Tribunal emphasized that a notification should be interpreted strictly based on the words used without any addition or subtraction.3. Rejection of Refund Claims Where Rebate is Less Than Rs. 500:The Commissioner (Appeals) upheld the rejection of refund claims where the rebate involved in a claim is less than Rs. 500, as specified in Para 3(j) of the notification. The Tribunal noted that the eligibility of the refund claim under the notification is to be examined in respect of each shipping bill, and thus, the appellant is not eligible for refund in respect of shipping bills mentioned in Para 3 of the Show Cause Notice.4. Rejection of Refund Claims Where Percentage of Refund Claim Exceeds 0.50% of FOB Value Without Chartered Accountant Certificate:The Commissioner (Appeals) noted that in some shipping bills, the percentage of refund claim was more than 0.50% of the FOB value, and the appellant had not submitted the requisite certificate of the Chartered Accountant as required by Para 3(i) of the notification. The Tribunal found that the appellant had complied with the requirement of certification by the Chartered Accountant and should not be denied the refund in respect of such shipping bills.Conclusion:The Tribunal set aside the impugned order, allowing the appeal. It was highlighted that the Commissioner (Appeals) had decided on issues not considered by the Original Authority, which is beyond the scope of the impugned order. The Tribunal emphasized that 'no person can be made worse off in his own appeal.'

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