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ITC on business promotion and Diwali Gift to Employees.

MODASSIR NAZAR

Dear All

One of My company doing camera rental Business.They give mobile and gift to cameraman and their assistants as a business promotions.can i take ITC of GST on the same.

Also we are gifting in diwali to our employees. Can we take GST ITC on the same. (diwali gift to Employees).

Camera Rental Firm Can't Claim ITC on Free Gifts; Business Gifts Taxable Per Schedule I, Para 2 Under GST. A company involved in camera rental services inquired about the eligibility to claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) under GST for mobile phones and gifts given to cameramen and their assistants as business promotions, as well as Diwali gifts to employees. Respondents clarified that ITC cannot be claimed on free gifts as they are considered exempt supplies under the CGST Act. For business-related gifts, GST is applicable as per Schedule I, Para 2. Proportionate reversal of ITC is required for free gifts, and specific provisions apply to employee gifts. (AI Summary)
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KASTURI SETHI on Jan 21, 2019

After agreement with Sh.Sharad Anada Ji, I would like to add as under:-

Fundamental is very much clear for availing ITC. ITC cannot cannot be availed if supply of goods or services is fully exempted. Free gift is an exempted supply. In order to be eligible for availing ITC, one must fulfill the condition of using the same in taxable supply.

KASTURI SETHI on Jan 22, 2019

Proportionate reversal of ITC against free gift is requirement of law. This is in continuation of my reply dated 21.1.2019.

Alkesh Jani on Jan 22, 2019

Sir,

I agree with our Experts, just to add a little to Sh. Sharad Anandji’s reply, that as per the first part of the query, the value of gifts for furtherence of business, is liable to GST (Schedule-I Para 2) is applicable.

For second part of query, i.e. Diwali gift to employee, Proviso to Schedule-I Para 2 is applicable.

Thanks,

With regards,

KASTURI SETHI on Jan 23, 2019

Sh.Alkesh Jani Ji, You are right. Your role can be termed as "Match (issue) finisher" like M.S.Dhoni. Also being cool like him (Dhoni Cricketer). It has happened many times. It is a fact.

Alkesh Jani on Jan 23, 2019

Sh. Kasturiji Sir,

I thank you, as you have always been a very good guide for all. You word of appericiation really matters a lot to me as well all the visitors of this site.

Thanks again,

With regards,

Ganeshan Kalyani on Jan 26, 2019

Input tax credit on mobile, gift given to cameraman and its assistant as per section 17(5) of CGST Act.

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