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Refund of accumulated CENVAT credit on exported services is not...

CENVAT credit carry-forward permits later-quarter export refunds, while reverse-charge refund limitation runs from actual tax payment.

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Service Tax August 11, 2026 Case Laws AT
Refund of accumulated CENVAT credit on exported services is not barred merely because credit from an earlier period is claimed in a subsequent quarter. Notification No. 5/2006-CE (NT) and the Board clarification permit carry-forward, subject to limitation and other claim requirements. For reverse-charge service tax paid belatedly, limitation runs from the actual tax-payment date; a period stated incorrectly in the application may be treated as a clerical error where returns establish the payment date. Both Members agreed that the refund rejection could not stand on those grounds. They differed on whether issues beyond the show cause notice required remand or whether refund with interest should be granted, and referred that question to a Third Member.

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