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Cancellation of Serviec Tax Invoice

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Sir,

We have received Service Tax Invoice in 2014. we have not cleared the invoice and service Tax was not paid to the Service provider due to some disputes, but the Service provider had shown the particular Invoice as his turnover and paid the Tax liability in his Service Tax return. Now the dispute was settled. Can we cancel the Invoice and clear it and avail Cenvat credit because the period of 1 year was lapsed and no credit will be available on that Invoice.

Service Tax Invoice from 2014 Cannot Be Canceled for Cenvat Credit After Dispute Settlement, Per Cenvat Credit Rules. A discussion on a forum addressed the issue of whether a service tax invoice from 2014 can be canceled to avail Cenvat credit after a dispute was settled. The original invoice was not paid, and the service provider had already declared it in their turnover. The consensus among participants was that the invoice cannot be canceled to circumvent the one-year credit claim limit. The Cenvat Credit Rules stipulate that credit must be taken within a year, and tampering with the invoice is not permissible. Clarifications from relevant circulars were suggested for further reference. (AI Summary)
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Rajagopalan Ranganathan on May 5, 2017

Madam,

You have to take the credit within one year from the date of invoice vide third proviso to rule 4 (1) of Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004. If you fail to make payment to the service provider within 3 months from the date of invoice you have to reverse the credit taken. You can take back the credit when finally payment of the amount indicated in the invoice including service tax paid/payable is made to the service provider vide second proviso to sub-rule 7 of rule 4 of Cenvat Credit Rules. In my opinion you cannot cancel the original invoice and raise a fresh invoice to avoid the condition that credit should be taken within one year from the date of invoice.

KASTURI SETHI on May 5, 2017

Invoice can be cancelled by the service provider who issued the invoice . I support the views of Sh.Ranganathan , Sir.

DR.MARIAPPAN GOVINDARAJAN on May 5, 2017

In my view also the invoice cannot be cancelled.

Himansu Sekhar on May 5, 2017

Even it is assumed that the invoice can be cancelledvafter lapse of one year, the ground of cancellation should have a genuine ground. Not for enabling somebody for taking the credit.the service provider cannot issue another invoice when they have pasidvthe tax.

Ganeshan Kalyani on May 5, 2017

Tampering with invoice document is not allowed.

Guest on May 6, 2017

Thank U Sir,

Whether time limit of One year is not applicable for those invoices in which credit is taken but reversal is done due to non payment of the invoice amount to the Service Provider.

Himansu Sekhar on May 6, 2017

Yes board has clarified

Himansu Sekhar on May 6, 2017
Himansu Sekhar on May 6, 2017

Also refer to the article o Sri M.M.Govindarajan on this subject

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