- Karnataka AAR ruled that ITC is admissible on ancillary expenses (input services and capital goods) even when used motor vehicles are supplied under the margin scheme.
- The restriction on ITC under the Margin Scheme Notification applies only to the used motor vehicles themselves, not to other inward supplies.
- Ancillary expenses such as refurbishment, repairs, marketing, rent, and administrative costs are eligible for ITC if they are used in the course or furtherance of business.
- The ruling reaffirms that ITC restrictions must be interpreted strictly and cannot be extended beyond the express language of the notification.
- Taxation under the margin scheme does not dilute the general GST principle of credit neutrality unless specifically barred.
Source: taxand.com
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