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Abatement can be claimed by service receiver

Date 23 Aug 2013
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Abatement under reverse charge allows service recipients to reduce taxable value when computing service tax liability.
Abatement operates as a method for calculating the taxable value of a service and is not confined to the service provider; a service recipient liable under the reverse charge mechanism may apply the abatement when computing taxable value. (AI Summary)

Dear Sir,

Please clear the confusion over abatement (Notification no 26/2012-ST) that service receiver can claim abatement under reverse charges as above notification  said only for service provider.

Regards,

K.Gopal-9911052902

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The Notification no 26/2012 [abatement notification] is not confined only to service provider. It simply provides a means of calculation of liability. Abatement is very well available to service receiver under RCM.

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