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ITC available on uniform purchased for emplyee

Vivek anandhan

Dear Expert

We are manufacturing concern . We are purchasing uniform to our employee duly paid GST.

Can we take ITC on uniform purchased for employee.

Regards

Vivekanandhan

ITC on Employee Uniforms Permissible Under GST; Not a Free Supply Per Section 17(5) of CGST Act. A manufacturing company inquired about the eligibility of Input Tax Credit (ITC) on uniforms purchased for employees under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) framework. Experts in the forum agreed that ITC is permissible as the uniforms are for business purposes and not restricted by Section 17(5) of the CGST Act. However, concerns were raised regarding whether the provision of uniforms without consideration constitutes a 'supply' under GST, potentially affecting ITC claims. It was concluded that uniforms, used for official purposes, do not constitute a free supply, and thus ITC should be claimable. (AI Summary)
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Mahadev R on Mar 18, 2019

When it meant for business purpose, ITC would be eligible. No restriction in Section 17(5) of CGST Act as well

KASTURI SETHI on Mar 18, 2019

I agree with Sh.Mahadev R. It is in the course of business. Uniform conveys message in the business.

DR.MARIAPPAN GOVINDARAJAN on Mar 18, 2019

ITC allowed.

Alkesh Jani on Mar 19, 2019

Dear Experts,

Kindly extend your views, for the following question which have arise in my mind, with respect to query raised.

1. The Section 7(1)(a) clearly states that “…. to be made for a consideration…..” Uniform, is a goods, if supplied to employee, without consideration, will it fall within the ambit of term “Supply”.

2. If the said uniform (goods held) purchased by the company and the said goods held by the company is transferred to his employee, the Schedule-II Para 4 (b) …. or made available to any person for use…. is supply of service” and when no consideration is received from the employee and no invoices are raised by the company for such supply. Then can we say that the goods are supplied free of cost, do we need to reverse the ITC availed?

3. What shall be the heading or where it is to be posted in books of account.

The above query is just to enrich my knowledge.

Thanks,

With regards,

KASTURI SETHI on Mar 19, 2019

With reference to queries raised by Sh.Alkesh Jani Ji, query-wise my views are as under:-

1. Undoubtedly, uniform can be called a goods. In the present scenario, 'supply' does not come into picture. I am of the view that goods (uniforms ) purchased by the company have been used in the course of business. Uniform is used for official purpose. Two factors, namely, 'purchase' and 'usage' are involved. No free supply to the employee is involved.

2. Serial No.4 of Schedule II is titled as ,"Transfer of business asset" In my view, uniform is not a business asset. Hence Schedule-II (Serial No.4) is not applicable.

3. I have no knowledge about the treatment having no commerce background.

Views of other experts are welcome. Off the beat opinions always enrich our knowledge.

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