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Clarification - Cenvat Credit, Service Tax

Issue Id: - 920
Dated: 5-10-2008
By:- ranganath shenoy

Clarification - Cenvat Credit


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Dear Sirs, 1)Is there a mandate in the cenvat credit rules that in a case where there is both exempted and taxable output services,the apportionmemt of credit has to be done irrespective of the fact that the input service is exclusively used for providing taxable service.2)What is the status of unutilised credit available on 31-03-2008,is old rule applicable or the new rule of apportionment.3)Can vacant land rent be considered as exempted service

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1 Dated: 6-10-2008
By:- V Ramanujam

1. As per the present Rule 6 of CCR, even in the case where the input service is exclusively used for providing output service, options as provided in Rule 6(3) is to be followed in case of non-maintenance of separate records of utilisation 2. Where Rule 6(3) is applicable, it is view of the department that unutilised credit as of 31/03/08 is not eligible for adjustment and will lapse, but i feel this is a disputed issue. 3. As renting of property is defined as service, renting of vacant land (which is not subject to tax) will be treated as exempted service as per the definition of exempted service in CCR, 2004.


2 Dated: 9-10-2008
By:- Surender Gupta
There is no provision in Cenvat Credit rules that for certain input services you maintain separate records and for other services you maintain common records. You have to choose either of the option. Further, you are entitled to carry forward the unutilized credit.

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