CENVAT credit on capital goods.
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Querist : Anonymous
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Anonymous
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20 October 2010
some capital goods purchased on 01-07-2007. The excise duty paid thereon was Rs. 200000.00
As per Rule 4(2) of CENVAT Credit Rules, 2004, CENVAT Credit on capital goods may be taken in the financial year in which capital goods received to the extent 50% of excise duty paid. The balance 50% can be taken in any of subsequent Financial Years in which goods are in possession.
> So, Rs. 100000.00 can be taken in the month of july-2007 (i.e. Financial year 2007-08)
> let these capital goods scrapped on 30-06-2010.
Q: in which Financial year and in which month, balance amoun of the CENVAT credit may be taken?
As per Rule 4(2) of CENVAT Credit Rules, 2004, CENVAT Credit on capital goods may be taken in the financial year in which capital goods received to the extent 50% of excise duty paid. The balance 50% can be taken in any of subsequent Financial Years in which goods are in possession.
> So, Rs. 100000.00 can be taken in the month of july-2007 (i.e. Financial year 2007-08)
> let these capital goods scrapped on 30-06-2010.
Q: in which Financial year and in which month, balance amoun of the CENVAT credit may be taken?
20 October 2010
In case of consumables like spare parts , components, moulds and dies , refractories and grinding wheels the balance credit can be availed in subsequent year , even if they are not in possession.
20 October 2010
balance 50% credit can be taken in the next f.y. ie. 08-09
if capital goods are sold as scrap..duty on the sale value will have to paid.
if capital goods are sold as scrap..duty on the sale value will have to paid.
20 October 2010
Please take care, beside charging excise duty, levy of TCS also applicable on sale of scrap. The current effective rate is 1.3%
The balance CENVAT credit may be taken on any day during the next financial year, it may be 1st April also.
Regards
K.L.Paliwal
The balance CENVAT credit may be taken on any day during the next financial year, it may be 1st April also.
Regards
K.L.Paliwal
20 October 2010
Agreed with Kishanlal. You should have taken the balance credit on 1st April, 2008.
Querist : Anonymous
Querist :
Anonymous
(Querist)
20 October 2010
thanks for replying
for exams point of view, in which month we should take credit?
for exams point of view, in which month we should take credit?
21 October 2010
credit can be taken at the earliest opportunity available i.e. 1st of April 08
26 March 2014
i Have a small query?
at the time of purchase of capital goods excise was not applicable so CENVAT was not taken.
Where as at the time of sale of Capital goods Excise was applicable so my questions are:
1) Does the seller require to issue excise invoice?
2)if he has not taken CENVAT credit then how he will apply 2.5% per quarter or part thereof?
Please Reply me
at the time of purchase of capital goods excise was not applicable so CENVAT was not taken.
Where as at the time of sale of Capital goods Excise was applicable so my questions are:
1) Does the seller require to issue excise invoice?
2)if he has not taken CENVAT credit then how he will apply 2.5% per quarter or part thereof?
Please Reply me
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