Why we can cosider invoice value as open Market value when recipient eligible for full ITC? can any one explain logic behind this rule!!!
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Quick Summary
CGST Rule 28 clarifies that when a recipient is eligible for full Input Tax Credit (ITC), the value declared on the invoice is considered the Open Market Value (OMV). This rule aims for revenue neutrality by allowing invoice value to be deemed OMV in such cases. While a separate provision exists for distinct persons, it's not yet notified.
Dear Raghuteja In term of 2nd proviso to rule 28 where the recipient is eligible for full ITC, the value declared in the invoice shall be deemed to be the OMV of goods or services.
The rationale behind this proviso to get revenue neutral when Recepient is eligible for credit. Thus liberty is provided under this proviso that if the recipient eligible for full ITC , the invoice value shall be deemed to OMV.
Note : In Rule 32(7) of CGST Act : value of taxable services between distinct person & such services notified by council to be NIL . However it is not notified till date.