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ITC on new Solar Panel purchased

gvenugopal g

Dear Experts,

Warm Greetings!

Entire spinning mills already given for rent containing Machines (spindles) and land & building and we raises GST Tax invoices every month for the 'rent for building (HSN # 997212)' and 'rent for Machines (HSN # 997314)'.

Solar Panel purchased and installed in October-2021 for generation of solar power used by the Tenant, we have increased the 'rent for machines' from the month of October-2021. And we have amended existing rental agreement effecting new machines (solar panel) and increase in rental value accordingly.

Can we take the ITC, which was paid on both purchase of Solar Panel Assembly and installation charges? Kindly suggest.

Thanks & Regards: G VENUGOPAL

Input Tax Credit Eligible for Solar Panels in Rented Spinning Mill under GST, Qualifies as Plant and Machinery A user inquired about the eligibility of Input Tax Credit (ITC) on the purchase and installation of solar panels used for generating power in a rented spinning mill. The forum discussed whether the solar panels, considered as plant and machinery, qualify for ITC under GST. Experts agreed that ITC is eligible since the panels are used for providing taxable services, despite being capitalized in the books. They referenced relevant Advance Rulings to support their views, affirming that solar panels are considered plant and machinery, thus allowing for ITC claims. (AI Summary)
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KASTURI SETHI on Oct 30, 2021

Madam,

Whether expenses incurred on Solar Panel Assembly been capitalized in the books of accounts ?

Shilpi Jain on Oct 30, 2021

Credit would be eligible as it is used for providing taxable services and ig is installation of the solar equipment which is a plant and machinery under gst.

KASTURI SETHI on Oct 31, 2021

The following decision of AAR is in support of the views of Madam Shilpi Jain :-

It will surely help the querist.

2020 (10) TMI 808 - AUTHORITY FOR ADVANCE RULING, TAMILNADU - IN RE : KUMARAN OIL MILL

Shilpi Jain on Oct 31, 2021

It is generally difficult to find favourable advance rulings and it is great on part of Kasturi sir to have shared one

Ganeshan Kalyani on Nov 1, 2021

In my view Solar panel will be considered as plant and machinery and therefore the input tax credit is eligible. This is the best part in GST that against an outward supply of service the input tax credit on goods is eligible to be claimed. In erstwhile regime it was not allowed.

gvenugopal g on Nov 1, 2021

Dear Experts,

Good Morning!

Thank you very much for your valuable replies and brief explanations.

Please note that the expenses (cost of machinery and installation charges as per a single Tax Invoice raised by the Vendor) incurred on Solar Panel Assembly has been capitalized in the books of Accounts.

Thanks & Regards: G VENUGOPAL

Shilpi Jain on Nov 2, 2021

Once plant and machinery does not matter whether it is capitalised or otherwise, cŕedit would be eligible

KASTURI SETHI on Nov 3, 2021
KASTURI SETHI on Nov 3, 2021

It cannot be denied that Solar Power Panel is not an immovable property/asset/apparatus etc.

Shilpi Jain on Nov 20, 2021

Even if we consider solar plant to be immovable, section 17(5) excludes immovable plant and machinery. So credit eligible.

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