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ITC on business promotion event

Date 07 Feb 2025
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Input tax credit for event supplies hinges on composite supply treatment and exclusions for food and catering services.
Eligibility to claim input tax credit depends on whether the supply is a composite event management service and on the exclusion for food, beverages and outdoor catering under Sec 17(5)(b)(i). A lump-sum composite invoice is treated as potentially eligible if ITC conditions are met; itemised invoices or hotel-provided catering that identify charges for food/beverages/outdoor catering render those portions ineligible. Invoice details and HSN/service description are critical to determine claimability. (AI Summary)

Had a doubt regarding availing ITC in the following cases. Would really appreciate if someone could guide me through.

1) I have hired a event management company to organize an event for business promotion where my clients and employees will be the attendees. Food will also be provided in the event to the attendees. The event management company charged me a lumpsum amount in the invoice for organizing the event ( no bifurcation) . Can I claim the ITC on the same?

 

2) What would be the scenario if the invoice showed separately the amount charged for banquet, food , decoration,etc.

Would I be eligible for claiming the ITC?

 

3) In both the cases above, if I avail the services through a hotel (not through an event management company) what will be the scenario.

Will I be eligible to claim ITC?

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