What is meaning of cenvat credit please described in detail.
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Answer Posted / khushi sharma
Cenvat credit is a scheme where the manufacturers or the output service providers are allowed a set off the taxes paid on the inputs or the input services that are used while manufacturing the final products or providing the output service.
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