ITC Can Be Claimed Under Marginal Scheme On Rent, Advertisement expenses, commission, Professional expenses: AAR

Mariya Paliwala

6 Nov 2022 3:30 PM GMT

  • ITC Can Be Claimed Under Marginal Scheme On Rent, Advertisement expenses, commission, Professional expenses: AAR

    The Karnataka Authority of Advance Ruling (AAR) has held that the input tax credit (ITC) under the marginal scheme on expenses like rent, advertisement expenses, commission, professional expenses, and other like expenses is subject to sections 16 to 21 and rules 36-45 of the CGST Act and Rules 2017.The two-member bench of M.P. Ravi Prasad and Kiran Reddy T. has observed that ITC can be claimed...

    The Karnataka Authority of Advance Ruling (AAR) has held that the input tax credit (ITC) under the marginal scheme on expenses like rent, advertisement expenses, commission, professional expenses, and other like expenses is subject to sections 16 to 21 and rules 36-45 of the CGST Act and Rules 2017.

    The two-member bench of M.P. Ravi Prasad and Kiran Reddy T. has observed that ITC can be claimed on capital goods under the marginal scheme, subject to sections 16 to 21 and rules 36-45 of the CGST Act and Rules 2017.

    The applicant is in the business of selling used gold jewellery (second-hand goods). The applicant follows the "Marginal Scheme" for discharging the GST liability under Rule 32(5) of the CGST Rules 2017. Under Rule 32(5), the value of supply is the difference between the selling price and the purchase price and is ignored if the value of supply is negative.

    The applicant sought the advance ruling on the issue of whether an applicant who is under the Marginal Scheme can claim an Input Tax Credit on the expenses like Rent, Advertisement expenses, commission, Professional expenses and other expenses.

    Yet another issue raised was whether ITC is allowed to be claimed on capital goods for the Applicant under Marginal Scheme.

    Section 16 of the CGST Act 2017 deals with eligibility and conditions for taking input tax credit, and there is no bar on the registered taxpayer to claim the input tax credit on input services and corresponding expenses like rent, advertisement expenses, commission, professional expenses, other like expenses, and capital goods while being under the margin scheme (Rule 32(5) of the CGST Rules).

    The AAR observed that the applicant can claim input tax credits on the expenses in respect of input services and capital goods, subject to sections 16 to 21 and rules 36-45 of the CGST Act and Rules 2017.

    Applicant's Name: Attica Gold Private Limited

    Date: 27.10.2022

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