Dear Professional Colleague, Assessee is eligible for remission of duty in respect of goods cleared for export under bond but which were destroyed at port before same could be exportedWe are sharing with you an important judgement of the Hon
Valuation of physician sample, or for that matter any product manufactured for free distribution rather than for sale have always been a contentious issue. This paper is an attempt to examine the issues so as to explain some of the confusing points.I
In law most of the things are prescribed in the statute and ever
The perception of law should as it helps the implementation of law effectively. Law is framed for the assesse in which they will able to pay effortlessly Central Excise duty and follow the all principal of the Central Excise law. If there is any prov
Important Updates under Excise - October 2014 Board has come up with the clarity that, determination of place of removal which is recently defined in Cenvat Credit Rules 2004., inserted by way of notification no 21/2014 C.E (NT) date
R.K Rengaraj, Advocate, Swamy Associates Micro Nutrient Mixtures -Whether it is Plant Growth Regulator or Other Fertiliser under Central Excise classification? Introduction: The CESTAT, Bangalore has recently held in the case of KPR Fertilizer Ltd V
It is normal that, excise duty paid goods are received back into the factory on account of , not needed presently, rejected, etc.. As per Rule 16 of Central Excise Rules 2002, the Cenvat credit of excise duty paid on such goods returned can be avai
Dear Professional Colleague,Interest allowable on refund of pre-depositsWe are sharing with you an important judgment of Honble Delhi High Court in the case of Afcons Infrastructure Ltd. Vs. Union of India [(2014) 49 taxmann.com 79 (Delhi)] on
Finance Act 2014 announces mandatory 7.5% / 10% pre-deposit of penalty for all appeal to Commissioner (Appeals)/CESTAT respectively, creating confusion in minds of assessee's as to whether assessee need to deposit 17.5% for filing appeal at CESTA
Since enactment of Finance(no. 2) Act, 2014, various ambiguities arose regarding the concept of mandatory pre-deposit of 7.5%/10% at the time of filing appeal before CCE(A) and CESTAT, as the case may be, under section 35F of Central Excise Act, 1944
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