Cenvat Credit on tax invoice only

[Swapneswar muduli]

Dear Sir,

We have taken Credit of suppliers invoice on which he mention the Retail Tax invoice not mention duplicate for transporter or Original for buyer so should we eligible for Cenvat credit on that invoice of need to reverse.

The Excise office taken objection during the EA-2000 Audit and saying for reverse.

Please give you opinion what can we do. In this if we talked with supplier and take the duplicate for transfer then it is ok or not ?

2) In some service tax invoice also service provider not mentioned full our factory address only Mention factory Name in that case it not eligible for input service . If no can we take the revise invoice from service provider putting our full factory address because the service provider is our local he will be agree for providing the invoice with full address.

So please guide us what is possible in our case.

3) When we import some material by air DHL Express Ltd cleared the material and paid the custom duty in this he generate the courier bill of entry combined from 10 parties and he provide us the photocopy of this courier bill of entry on this photocopy of Bill of entry can we take Cenvat credit of CVD and AED or not ?

Excise Office denied the cenvat credit stated that courier bill of entry not a valid document for cenvat Credit as per cenvat Creit Rule-2004.

Regards

Swapneswar Muduli

Regards

Swapneswar

AI Summary

Eligibility for Cenvat Credit: Issues with Retail Tax Invoices and Incomplete Addresses per Circulars and Decisions A discussion in a forum addresses concerns about eligibility for Cenvat credit on certain invoices and documents. A participant queries whether credit can be claimed on a supplier's invoice labeled as a retail tax invoice, without specifying 'duplicate for transporter' or 'original for buyer,' and whether issues with incomplete addresses on service tax invoices can be resolved by obtaining revised invoices. Additionally, the validity of claiming Cenvat credit on a photocopy of a courier bill of entry is questioned. Responses suggest that specific documentation rules may allow for credit claims, referencing relevant circulars and tribunal decisions.