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The party paid service tax on accrual basis. But the same has not been received from the customer due to cancellation of bill. Can we claim it as refund.
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Dear Sir / Madam
The party paid service tax on accrual basis. But the same has not been received from the customer due to cancellation of bill. Can we claim it as refund.
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Sh.Gangadharan M.V. Ji,
Yes you can claim refund. As per Section 65 B (44) “service” means any activity carried out by a person for another for consideration, and includes a declared service, but shall not include-
If no consideration is received, no service provided. You can claim refund with documentary evidence i.e. Cancelled invoice and proof of non-receipt of payment from service receiver.
Adjustment against ST payable should also be looked into.
Yes, Sir. Such type of excess payment can be adjusted in the following quarter/month in terms of Rule 6(4A) of Service Tax Rules, 1994.
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