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Availment of Service tax credit

Date 26 Feb 2015
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Service tax credit: unsigned vendor invoices with required particulars should be returned for correction to validate credit.
When a vendor invoice lacks the vendor's signature but contains the required invoice particulars under the Cenvat credit regime, the practical guidance is to return the invoice to the vendor for correction so the supplier can issue a corrected, authenticated invoice to align the document with compliance expectations for claiming service tax credit. (AI Summary)

Dear Sir, If we had availed credit on eligible input service on invoice issued by our vendor which is not undersigned but all the particulars as per rule 9 of Cenvat credit rules are there in the invoice, So pls explain what will be the consequences, and what shall we do, thanks and regards

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You may send back the invoice for necessary correction.

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