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First of all the method of utilizing 20% of cenvat credit for making payment of service tax is incorrect.
You must note that export of services are not at par with exempted services and therefore, even if you export the services without making payment of service tax, you can utilize the cenvat credit on input services towards export of services for making payment of service tax on domestic services.
Any how, since you have balance in your credit account, by applying the provisions of rule 5 of CCR, 2004, you can claim refund of unutilized balance of cenvat credit.
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