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Case Name : In re M/s Spaceage Syntex Pvt Ltd. (GST AAR Maharashtra)
Appeal Number : No. GST-ARA- 13/2018-19/B-86
Date of Judgement/Order : 06/08/2018
Related Assessment Year :
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In re M/S Spaceage Syntex Pvt Ltd. (GST AAR Maharashtra)

Duty Credit Scrips and DFIAs are not one and the same or similar at all. They are different incentives given to exporters with different conditions and have been separately defined and explained in different Chapters of the FTP. Even though both are an incentive to exporters to promote and increase exports from the country, both the schemes are used in different circumstances and in different manner. When the FTP itself has segregated the two in different Chapters with different procedures, it would not be proper to consider the two schemes as one and the same and therefore we differ with the views of the applicant on this issue. Hence we find that DF1A is distinguishable from ‘Duty Credit Scrips’ and cannot be considered as a Duty Credit Scrip as envisaged under the Serial No. 122A of Notification 1/2017 Central Tax (Rate) inserted vide Notification No.35/2017-Central Tax(Rate) dated 13.10.2017 even though it falls under CTH 4907. Hence we find that DFIA though will fall under Chapter 4907 and attract applicable GST as exemption is in respect of only Duty Credit Scrips.

Finally the applicant has submitted that letter received from GST council clarifies that advance authorisation are included in Duty Credit Scrips and exempted from GST. They have also submitted that this clarification is given on the basis of minutes of 22nd GST council dated 6th October 2017 meeting. In this connection we find that the mail sent to Mr Manish Modi states that “I am directed to inform you that as per the minutes of discussions in the 22nd GST Council Meeting held on 6th October, 2017 the Advance Authorizations are included in the Duty Credit Scrips…” However it appears that no circular, notification, etc appear to have been issued by the Government in this regard and therefore the contention of the applicant on the said issue is not acceptable.

In view of the extensive deliberations we held that GST is applicable on Sale and /on Purchase of DFIA licenses.

FULL TEXT OF ORDER OF AUTHORITY OF ADVANCE RULING MAHARASHTRA

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