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Blocked Credit Sec 17 (5)

V Rajalakshmi

Company has organised a customer meeting to discuss about the various new scheme proposing to be introduced by the company. The company has incurred the following expenditure

1.hall rent 2. Food 3. Gift voucher

Query is whether the company can claim ITC on food expenses. What is the impact if the company has received a consolidated bill from supplier with out any break up of amount but duly mentioning the nature of service alone in the invoice.

Can a Company Claim Input Tax Credit on Food Expenses with Consolidated Bills? Insights on Section 17(5)(b)(i). A company organized a customer meeting and incurred expenses for hall rent, food, and gift vouchers. The query concerns whether the company can claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) on food expenses, especially when receiving a consolidated bill without a detailed breakdown. Amit Agrawal explained that ITC for food and beverages is blocked under Section 17(5)(b)(i) unless required by law for employees, but ITC can be claimed for hall rent. Shilpi Jain emphasized the importance of knowing the HSN code and classification by the supplier, as credit is blocked for food and beverage services. (AI Summary)
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