CENVAT CREDIT 50%

[SHARMA NARAYAN]

Where we show the credit of Last year 50 % Bal in ER1

[KASTURI SETHI]

Balance of 50% Cenvat Credit on Capital Goods is required to be shown in your books of accounts. If you are maintaining RG.23-C Pt.II (now it is private record), that will be shown there. In ER.1 return, there is no specific column. However, under the head, "Detail Of Credit Taken and Utilised" Point No.8 against sub-serial no. 5, 6, 7 Col. No. 1. you will mention credit taken on capital goods.Books of account and invoices are documentary evidence in support of the entries in ER.1 return

Consolidated balance of all kinds of credit will be worked out against serial no. 17. Your books of account will be documentary proof of taking of 50% credit in first year and remaining in second financial year. You are required to have the proof of taking the credit of 50% and not utilising it. You can utilise such credit at any time thereafter.

[DR.MARIAPPAN GOVINDARAJAN]

Your wordings itself is incorrect. It is not last year credit. In the first year you are taking 50% credit and the balance in next year. Next year only you can take credit. In the credit taken column you may add to the credit taken for that year.

[KASTURI SETHI]

SH.MARIAPPAN GOVINDARAJAN,

Yes. Sir. I had also to struggle hard to make out sense from the incorrect drafting.

[Ganeshan Kalyani]

50% balance of credit of capital goods purchase last year is to be shown in the credit availed column in the current period return.

AI Summary

Partial Cenvat credit: record amount in books and report under credit details; remaining balance claimed in subsequent year.
Partial Cenvat credit on capital goods must be recorded in the assessee's books of account and disclosed in the ER-1 return under the ''Detail Of Credit Taken and Utilised'' heading for credit on capital goods; consolidated balances appear against the total-credit serial. RG-23C (private record) may be used where maintained. Books, invoices and records are documentary proof of having availed the initial portion and of not utilising the balance, which may be claimed in the subsequent financial year and added to that year's credit taken.