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Service Tax on GTA outward

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Can we take service tax on outward GTA? All sales done on FOR basis (Freight & insurance including in basic Price).

Can Service Tax on Outward GTA Services Be Claimed as Cenvat Credit? Ownership and Delivery Terms Key. A discussion on a forum addressed whether service tax on outward Goods Transport Agency (GTA) services can be claimed as cenvat credit. The key point is determining the ownership of goods during transport. If ownership remains with the seller until delivery to the buyer's premises, the seller may claim cenvat credit on outward transport. The discussion also touched on the implications of FOR (Free on Road) terms and the necessity of aligning revenue recognition with delivery terms. Participants debated the conditions under which the place of removal affects eligibility for service tax credits. (AI Summary)
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JSW CEMENTLIMITED on Sep 8, 2015

You have to ascertain as to whether the ownership of goods lies with you till delivery of goods to customer at his premises. If so, then you can avail cenvat credit on outward transport on the premise that the place of removal is the buyer's place where sales take place.

regards,

V.Venkat Raman

kutub sheikh on Sep 9, 2015

Dear Sir V.Venkat Raman

Plz let me know what are the condition for ascertaining the owner of goods. plz do reply

Thanks & Regards

YASHAVANTH RM on Sep 9, 2015

You can avail credit but cannot be utilize till dispatch of goods, Also it should be accountable manner to prove not utilized.

JSW CEMENTLIMITED on Sep 9, 2015

Dear Mr. Singh,

Your contract would speak every thing. If the contract made is for FOR destination and freight, insurance every thing is in your scope, you have to deliver the product in good acceptable condition at customers premises, you satisfy the provisions of Section 25 of The Sale of Goods Act, 1930, i.e. till delivery you reserve to right to dispose off the goods, the place of delivery shall be the place of removal as sale take place at the place of delivery, then service tax paid on such outward freight shall be eligible for you. If the sale take place at your factory gate i.e. the buyer places his carrier or you arrange carrier on behalf of your buyer and you do not have any right of disposal of goods once you have delivered the goods to carriage, in such case place of removal shall be your factory gate and you will not be eligible for service tax paid beyond your place of removal.

Regards,

V.Venkat Raman

Srikanthan S on Sep 10, 2015

I once again request the learned members to clarify whether it would be necessary to sync the Revenue Recognition Statement in the case of companies. If the sale revenue is recognized immediately upon billing the goods (though the freight and insurance charges are borne by the consignor for delivery @ the purchaser's premises which means that 'substantial risks attached to ownership are transferred @ the purchaser's premises upon delivery), will it not contradict? In such cases, do we have to wait till delivery is completed at the purchaser's end and show proof? Moreover, is it required to state on the face of Invoices that the sale is on F.O.R.destination basis in the absence of a written agreement between the parties?

Looking forward to feedback...

Srikanthan

PARTHASARATHY V on Sep 10, 2015

Revenue recognition is irrelevant for availment of cenvat credit. It will be based on the GTA LR and payment of ST Under RCM.

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