Wednesday 15 April 2015

Full credit availed on capital goods

Bombay Paints Ltd vs. Commissioner of Central Excise, Mumbai-II (2015-TIOL-142-CESTAT-MUM)
Full credit availed on capital goods in the first year itself instead of 50%, at the most liable for interest, seeking reversal of credit and imposition of penalty is not warranted.
FACTS:
 The Appellant took 100 % credit on capital goods used in manufacture. CENVAT Credit was denied to the extent of 50% and interest and penalty was also imposed.
HELD:
Although, CENVAT Credit entitled was 50% in the first year instead of 100%. However the remaining credit of 50% is available in the subsequent year therefore at the most interest for the intervening period can be demanded and demand for duty and penalty was set aside

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