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Reverse charge on rent paid to director

Date 17 Jul 2019
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One of our clients had a service tax audit, in it, the service tax officer raised a query about rent paid to the director and applicability of reverse charge on the same. The rent so paid was less than the threshold limit of service tax, hence the director had not taken service taken registration. Now, is there any court pronouncement in the assessee's favour that can be later on used by us to appeal with the higher authorities, if there is any addition?

Also, is there any option to get that ITC back under service tax or use the benefit of the said reverse charge paid under GST?

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Replied on Jul 17, 2019
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Service provided by the Director of a Company to the said company or body corporate was brought under RCM vide Notification No.10/14-ST dated 10.7.14 (effective from 11.7.14) Para No.1(i)(b)(iva) amending notification no.30/12-ST dated 20.6.12.

Section 68(2) of the Finance Act, 1994 was excluded from Small Scale Service Exemption Notification No.33/12-ST dated 20.6.12 (para no.1(ii) refers.). Hence no threshold exemption available under RCM.

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Replied on Jul 17, 2019
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Also see Section 142 (11)(c) of CGST Act.

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Replied on Aug 5, 2019
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On the ground that the services are input service and since the ST paid under RCM, Cenvat Credit of the same is admissible under erstwhile CCR, 2004. As no cenvat can be availed now, Refund under transitional provision is to be granted?

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