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Service not eligible for input tax credit

Ganges Limited

In which service we can't claim the input credit from the customer bill

Discussion Highlights Need for Clarity in Queries on Input Tax Credit Eligibility; Case-by-Case Assessment Recommended Ganges Limited initiated a query on a discussion forum about services ineligible for input tax credit. The first response criticized the vague nature of the query, suggesting that questions should be clearly formulated for effective discussion. The second response clarified that input tax credit can only be claimed on eligible inputs, input services, and capital goods, and that eligibility should be assessed on a case-by-case basis rather than generalized. (AI Summary)
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DEV KUMAR KOTHARI on Oct 31, 2009
are you puting a question paper for examinees. This is discussion forum so one shoudl place matter for discussion properly, the discussion should be properly initiated. Simply putting a vague question is bad practice. This is my personal view. CA Dev Kumar Kothari
Rama Krishana on Nov 1, 2009
You can calim the credit only on eligible inputs and input servies apart from capital goods. The inputs, input servcies and capital goods which are not eligible can not be subject to cenvat credit. The eligibility can be can be determined on case to case basis can not be generalized.
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