Correct Answer
✅ Option A — 15th July (Date of provision of service)
All Options:
- A15th July (Date of provision of service) ✓
- B20th August (Date of credit in bank account)
- C22nd August (Date of entry in books of account)
- D28th August (Date of issue of invoice)
Detailed Solution & Explanation
1. **Invoice Deadline**: Under Section 31(2) read with Rule 47, invoice must be issued within 30 days of completion of service:
2. **Actual Invoice Date**: 28th August (issued AFTER the 30-day window).
3. **Rule for Delayed Invoice (Section 13(2)(b))**: Time of supply is earlier of:
- Date of provision of service: **15th July**
- Date of payment: Earlier of entry in books (22nd August) or bank credit (20th August) = **20th August**
Hence, **Option A** is the correct answer.
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