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cenvat duty

Date 14 May 2015
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CENVAT credit entitlement permits full recovery of duty paid on inputs when supported by proper excise invoice.
The guidance states that a person eligible for CENVAT credit may claim full credit of duty paid on inputs when the duty is shown on the excise invoice; eligibility depends on acquisition of inputs (including raw and packing materials) for manufacture of dutiable goods and on appropriate documentary evidence, while specific or atypical cases require further factual details to determine credit entitlement. (AI Summary)
Respetiveplease clarify that what cenvat % we can take on input
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Replied on May 14, 2015
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Sir,

On input you can take 100% of duty paid thereon.

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2. When you buy input such as raw material, packing material etc you can take credit of excise duty levied on excise invoice. If you are seeking specific answer then some more information is required from your end.
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Replied on May 18, 2015
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I endorse the views of Shri Rajagopalan Ranaganathan.

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