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ITC ON OFFER FOR SALE OF SHARES, Goods and Services Tax - GST

Issue Id: - 118857
Dated: 17-11-2023
By:- SHARAD ANADA

ITC ON OFFER FOR SALE OF SHARES


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Promoters of the limited compay offers their shares for sale to the public. After offer for sale by the promoters authorised and paid up share capital of the company remains the same. No new fund is introduced in the company. The company have incurred expenses for such offer for sale of promoters scurities and availed ITC on the said expenses.Whether the company is eligible for ITC?

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1 Dated: 22-11-2023
By:- Ganeshan Kalyani

Yes, ITC is eligible for taking credit.


2 Dated: 22-11-2023
By:- DR.MARIAPPAN GOVINDARAJAN

ITC is eligible in this case,


3 Dated: 22-11-2023
By:- Padmanathan Kollengode

Dear querist, kindly provide the nature of expenses incurred.


4 Dated: 22-11-2023
By:- SHARAD ANADA

Natrue of expenses are Charged On listing of the shares , amount Charged On underwriting fees, Charged Or initia fees on signmg of the mandate etc. All such expenses are paid to consultant who charged GST on the said servies invoices. As per department offer for sale of share is securities transaction and securities are neither goods nor services hence as per Sec. 16(1) ITC is not eligible. Pl guide


5 Dated: 26-11-2023
By:- Padmanathan Kollengode

Though securities are neither goods nor service, the impugned services mentioned by you such as underwriting, listing of securities etc are not themselves 'securities' per se and are indeed services. Therefore, credit of input tax charged on supply of such services under section 16(1) since in it in the course or furtherance of business.


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