GST ITC Is Not Admissible On Amount Paid To Canteen Service Providers, Amount Recovered From The Employees: Uttarakhand AAR
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GST ITC Is Not Admissible On Amount Paid To Canteen Service Providers, Amount Recovered From The Employees: Uttarakhand AAR

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The Uttarakhand Authority of Advance Ruling has ruled that the Input Tax Credit is not admissible on the amount paid to the canteen service providers and on the amount recovered from the employees.The two-member bench of Rameshwar Meena and Anurag Mishra has observed that the nominal amount of recoveries made by the applicant from the employees who are provided food in the. The Uttarakhand Authority of Advance Ruling has ruled that the Input Tax Credit is not admissible on the amount paid to the canteen service providers and on the amount recovered from the employees. The two-member bench of Rameshwar Meena and Anurag Mishra has observed that the nominal amount of recoveries made by the applicant from the employees who are provided food in the factory canteen would be considered a "supply." Another question raised was whether GST should be levied on the amount recovered from employees for food provided in the factory canteen or on the amount paid by the applicant to the canteen service provider.

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