If a person issue invoice without tax and it's been 3 years from then.
amount received will be treated as taxable value or invoice value.
I am asking that to calculate the tax liability.
please answer with proper section number.
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This discussion addresses the tax implications of an invoice issued without tax, three years after the transaction. It clarifies whether the received amount is considered the taxable value or invoice value for calculating tax liability. The advice given suggests that issuing a tax invoice without charging tax is a violation, and the received amount is the value of goods or services supplied, thus attracting tax liability. It also mentions the possibility of issuing debit notes to rectify the situation for input tax credit claims.
Issuing tax invoice without charging tax is procedural and substantive violation of Act. Amount received is value of goods or services supplied, on which liability to pay tax exists. Supplier may issue debit notes for the amount of tax and only then recipient can claim input tax credit.
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