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Input of VAT on Furnace

Date 07 Oct 2009
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Input VAT availability on furnace oil depends on state VAT rules and factual invoice and usage details.
Query concerns entitlement to input VAT credit on furnace oil charged at a concessional rate and request for any controlling circular. Respondents advise seeking state-specific VAT consultancy because eligibility varies by state and is fact-sensitive, and they urge the taxpayer to supply fuller factual and documentary particulars so entitlement and relevant circulars can be properly assessed. (AI Summary)

pls suggest that can we avial the vat inputs on furnance oil if charged @4%. if we can avial then pls refer circular no. if any.

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1. If your query is relatd to VAT, you are advised to please consult the vat consultant in your state since, the VAT issue may be different from one state to another.
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