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cenvat credit eligible-reg

Ramakrishnan Seshadri

Dear Sir,

Whether the cenvat credit is eligible on the invoices received before the excise registration is obtained. can we claim this cenvat credit .

Please clarify.

Thanks & Regards,

S.Ramakrishnan

Cenvat Credit Eligible on Pre-Registration Invoices; Utilization Allowed Post-Registration Per Discussion Forum A discussion forum addressed whether Cenvat credit is eligible on invoices received before obtaining excise registration. Contributors agreed that Cenvat credit can be claimed on such invoices, but utilization is permitted only after registration. It was advised to take online registration and submit a detailed sheet of raw materials and capital goods to the relevant office. Concerns were raised about the lengthy verification process involving officer visits, with suggestions for potentially streamlining this procedure. The responsibility lies with the manufacturer to prove the use of inputs or capital goods for the intended purpose, and officers have discretionary powers for verification. (AI Summary)
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KASTURI SETHI on Feb 9, 2016

Yes you can take. It is understood that you can utilize only after registration i.e. while paying duty. Such situation arises for an SSI unit when the manufacturer is about to cross 1.50 crore.

KASTURI SETHI on Feb 9, 2016

There are so many judgements on this issue.

Mahir S on Feb 10, 2016

You can avail Cenvat Credit of Central Excise Duty which involved on purchase of Raw Material as well as capital goods, which you purchase before Central Excise Registration, as already explained above.

You take online registration and thereafter submit a sheet to the Division/Range office enclosing details of raw material and capital goods lying at your premises at time of taking registration.

KASTURI SETHI on Feb 10, 2016

Sh.Mahir S.

Thanks for completing my reply, Sir.

Mahir S on Feb 10, 2016

My pleasure , Sir.

Varun Arora on Feb 11, 2016

Dear Mahir Sir,

As explained above by yourself regarding taking of online registeration and thereafter submitting the sheet to Range enclosing details of raw material and capital goods lying at our premises at the time of taking registeration, I have a query regarding this Actually i took online registeration and Inspector visited the Factory and after some time or completing the legal formalities you can say department issued RC and then As per the directions of Superintendent We file a application regarding Stock statement or Stock lying in our premises to AC/DC and AC/DC wrote a letter to suprintendent to verify the same stock whether this stock is lying in the same premises or not the Suprintendent and inspector visited the factory and then they allowed the same.

I want to know that whether this long route we have to follow or is there any short procedure for taking the credit so that we can avoid unneccassary involvement of officers in our premises because as you know officers's visit creates difficulties As you mentioned that only enclosing stock statement while submitting the documents of registeration is enough.

Thank you in advance.

KASTURI SETHI on Feb 11, 2016

Sh.Varun Arora Ji,

As per Chapter 5 (Cenvat Credit)(Para No.3.10) of CBEC's Excise Manual of Supplementary Instructions, 2005, jurisdictional Range Officer and Inspector can visit the premises of a manufacturer for verification with written permission from the Assistant Commissioner. Note the words, "wherever needed". mentioned in the instructions. In case the Range Officer has any doubt he can visit the premises in such case.However, the basic responsibility is upon the manufacturer to prove that inputs or capital goods were purchased and were used for the intended purpose.

Mahir S on Feb 11, 2016

Yes sir, you are right.

Officers have discretionary powers to verify the inputs and capital goods on which cenvat credit is availed at time of registration.

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