25 August 2011
The amount paid on removal of input and capital goods as such or capital goods as waste and scrap under 3(5) and 3(5A) shall be available as cenvat credit if the sender has either reversed the cenvat taken or paid the duty on the transaction value.
1st point .......... capital goods input credit is available to Manufacturer of Exisable goods on which excise duty is payable / Taxable service provider , NOT TO SENDER
when its capital goods, obviously its a factory or industrial unit.
a) factory takes input credit on capital goods.
b) after certain period if factory wish to dispose the machines (capital goods), it will reverse / Pay duty under rule 3(5) or 3(5A) and clear the goods from the factory premises to somebody else, i.e the capital goods are sold.
c) when the capital goods are sold/ removed from factory, how the factory will take credit of duty reversed under rule 3(5) or 3(5A)? its available to the next person (buyer) only who has taken the capital goods from the factory.