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CENVAT Credit - input services - rent-a-cab - in terms of clause (B) of definition of capital goods provided under Rule 2 (a) the motor vehicle taken on rent by the appellant is a capital good. Therefore, it does not cover under the exclusion entry provided under clause 2 (e) under sub clause B of Rule 2(a) of CENVAT credit rules. Therefore, rent a cab is an admissible input service and credit is admissible.
CENVAT Credit - input services - rent-a-cab - in terms of clause (B) of definition of capital goods provided under Rule 2 (a) the motor vehicle taken on rent by the appellant is a capital good. Therefore, it does not cover under the exclusion entry provided under clause 2 (e) under sub clause B of Rule 2(a) of CENVAT credit rules. Therefore, rent a cab is an admissible input service and credit is admissible.
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