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Cenvat credit rule

Date 02 May 2009
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Cenvat credit apportionment: formula complex for combined manufacturing and service operations, simpler for single-activity taxpayers.
The apportionment formula in Rule 6 for Cenvat credit is complex when applied to taxpayers performing both manufacturing and service activities simultaneously, because it must allocate input credit between those mixed activities; however, the formula becomes materially simpler and easier to apply where the taxpayer undertakes only a single activity, either manufacturing or service. (AI Summary)

Can you give me cenvat credit rule 6 formula with example?

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Indeed, the forumla provided in rule 6(3A) looks complicated when applied for manufacturing activity and service activity at the same time. But, if you are in a service or manufacturing only (not in the two at the same time) you would find that formula is not so complicated.

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