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Reversal of ITC on furnace oil used as fuel - Input Tax Credit - The entitlement to ITC must thus be seen in the context of, and decided, bearing note, not just of the letter of the law but the purpose for which the benefit was intended in the first place. - Except to a small extent in the case of SKML, neither the input fuel nor electricity generated, have been sold as an independent commodity. In that exceptional case, the commodity has suffered the rigour of taxation per regular application of the Act. - Credit cannot be denied - HC
Reversal of ITC on furnace oil used as fuel - Input Tax Credit - The entitlement to ITC must thus be seen in the context of, and decided, bearing note, not just of the letter of the law but the purpose for which the benefit was intended in the first place. - Except to a small extent in the case of SKML, neither the input fuel nor electricity generated, have been sold as an independent commodity. In that exceptional case, the commodity has suffered the rigour of taxation per regular application of the Act. - Credit cannot be denied - HC
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