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Cenvat Credit on capital goods - simultaneous availing depreciation - As per Rule 4(4), it clearly provides that only part of the value of capital goods which represents the amount of duty on such capital goods, which the assessee claimed as depreciation shall not be allowed as cenvat credit. - In the present case, the part of the value, which claimed as depreciation, is ₹ 16569/- only. Therefore, to this extent the appellant is not entitle for the cenvat credit - AT
Cenvat Credit on capital goods - simultaneous availing depreciation - As per Rule 4(4), it clearly provides that only part of the value of capital goods which represents the amount of duty on such capital goods, which the assessee claimed as depreciation shall not be allowed as cenvat credit. - In the present case, the part of the value, which claimed as depreciation, is ₹ 16569/- only. Therefore, to this extent the appellant is not entitle for the cenvat credit - AT
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