ITC benefit to be passed; since buyer can’t be asked to wait till completion of project: NAA
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Case Details: Ram Prakash Sharma & Ambika Sharma v. Ramprastha Promoter & Developer (P.) Ltd. - [2022] 143 taxmann.com 334 (NAA)
Judiciary and Counsel Details
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- Amand Shah, Technical Member & Chairman, Pramod Kumar Singh & Hitesh Shah, Technical Member
- Ms Purvi, B.K. Gupta & Ketan Jain, Advs. for the Applicant.
- Raminder Singh for the Respondent.
Facts of the Case
The assessee was benefited from additional ITC on supply of construction service after implementation of GST. However, the benefit of additional ITC had not been commensurately passed on to customers. The assessee was directed to reduce prices to be realized from buyers of flat commensurately and to pass on profiteered amount to customers with 18% interest.
NAA Held
The question was whether time for passing on ITC benefit would be during implementation of project or after issuance of completion certificate. The National Anti-profiteering observed that the assessee can’t misappropriate the amount of ITC and enrich himself at the expense of common buyers by denying them benefit which he is not paying from his own pocket. Therefore, it was held that the buyers can’t be asked to wait till completion of project while the assessee avails benefit every month and the assessee was required to pass on ITC benefit as soon as same was availed.
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