Taxation Pursuing CA
737 Points
Joined November 2010
Dear sahil singla
service tax on security charges is eligible for taken credit as a input service tax.
Security firm charges to manufacturing firm service tax in a capacity of security service provider.
1. U must ensure first , that the secuirty personnel are security provides to Manufacturing company or other premises.
2. If security provides to Manufacturing division, that service tax is eligible for taking cenvat credit
Please go to your Range superintendent and confirm with him. regarding this matter.
Read the following matter. highleted
Manner of distribution of credit by input service distributor
The Input Service Distributor as discussed earlier is not an independent person like dealer in Central Excise who passes on the duty. Input Service Distributor is an office in which name the bills are received though the services are rendered at the factory, branches, depots, or any other premises. As per this provision, the input service distributor may distribute the CENVAT credit in respect of the service tax paid on the input service to its units providing output service, subject to the following conditions:
a. The credit can be distributed by way of document referred in Rule 9 of Rules. ( I.e. by way of invoice, bill, challan)
b. The credit distributed should not exceed the amount of service tax paid thereon; or
c. Credit of service tax attributable to service used in a unit exclusively engaged in providing of exempted services shall not be distributed. Though this is not explicit, harmonious leads to this view.
It is expected that this would be used as a tool for tax planning in multi locational and multi registration service providers.
It is important to note that the Service Tax Registration provisions covers input service distributor within its ambit. They would also have to file the return required under the Rule 9(10).
Documents on which credit is admissible
As per the provisions of Rule 9(1), Credit is allowed on the following documents
Nature of document
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Invoice issued by manufacturer from his factory, his depot, premises of the his consignment agent, any other premises from where the goods are sold by or on his behalf under Central Excise Rules 2003. (Including for the goods removed as such under rule 3) 1.
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Invoice issued by an importer 2.
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Invoices issued by an importer from his depot, premises of his consignment agent if they are registered under rule 9 of Central Excise Rules 2003. 3.
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Invoice issued by a first stage dealer or second stage dealer 4.
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Bill of entry 5.
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Supplementary invoice issued by manufacturer or importer on payment of additional duty unless such short levy etc is with an intention of evasion of payment of duty. It is specifically given that the supplementary invoice includes challan or any other similar document which will evidence such payment of additional duty. 6.
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7. Certificate issued by appraiser of customs for postal imports
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8. Challan evidencing payment of service tax by specified persons carrying on insurance business for services of agent, receiver of services provided from outside India and received in India in terms of the rules set out, Receiver of GTA services and receiver of sponsorship service.
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9. Invoice, Bill or Challan issued by service provider
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10. Invoice, Bill or Challan issued by an input service distributor.
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The documents listed above should be in terms of the provisions under which it is issued. However if any of the particulars is not there except for details of payment of duty or service tax, descriptttion of goods or taxable service, assessable value, name and address of the factory or warehouse or provider of input service, then the credit on the same would be allowed on satisfaction of the jurisdictional Assistant Commissioner / Deputy Commissioner that the duty or service tax has actually been paid and such input or input services has actually been used in providing output service on recording the reason for allowing such credit.