Rashmi Ranjan Behera
08 August 2011 at 17:52

Shortshipment during export

sir,

can anybody could help in this regard,

we have exported thru ARE1 under Bond execution,later there was shortshipment of 1 mt and odd .Even we have paid the dues alongwith interest to the Govt.account but it has been rejected by the system quoting that ECC nO HAS NOT BEEN INCORPORATED BY NSDL.

PL HELP TO RESOLVE THE ISSUE.

regds,
R,behera

MGR.IN COMM.


sachin
08 August 2011 at 16:44

Excise duty

Is Excise duty applicable on Bus Body building and same is supplied to APSRTC.



Anonymous

We have taken permission for storing Raw Material outside factory premises. Can anyone please give the procedures and Excel sheets for maintaining records.



Anonymous
08 August 2011 at 14:23

Cenvat credit

dear members,
one of our audit client is dealing in steel industry. They purchase raw material through brokers. So in each purchase they receive 2 invoices.
1 from supplier and the 2nd from broker for the same goods purchased.
The broker adds300 per tn as his commission and supply the goods. Also in the brokers bill only the amt of VAT is reflected. So for cenvat credit our client record amount from suppliers invoice and VAT is being recorded from brokers invoice.
It is to be noted that the goods are delivered directly to the our clients place and no delivery is being taken by broker.

So in this case, is the accounting is proper??


Ravichandran

Dear Experts,

We make provision for slow moving stocks in books of account every month as per our group accounting policy. Provision for slow movers is determined based on the turnover of the components and finished goods. Stock for which we make provision are good stocks (not obselete) and can be sold in the market very well. To comply with the group accounting standards we are making provision for slow moving stocks on the monthly basis.

Now the question is applicablility of Rule 3(5B) of Cenvat Credit Rules 2004.

1) Do we need to expunge the full amount of input cenvat credit taken on the inputs for which provision has been made? Is there any such requirement under Cenvat Credit Rules.

2) If there is any requirement for reversal of Cenvat Credit on such stocks where provision have been made then how to determine the duty amount for Finished Goods.

Regards

Ravi






Anonymous
07 August 2011 at 23:04

Help me import duty

Hi friends,

I wish to import wooden laminated flooring from china<

Please help me with the import duty on wooden laminated and If i wish to sell it in Haryana than how much VAT do i need to charge.

How does CSt work what is the concept of VAT and CST




CS Kruti Parekh
07 August 2011 at 22:33

Cenvat credit refund - 100% eou

For filing a refund claim by a 100% EOU under Rule 5 of CEA, 1944, for refund of unutilized cenvat credit of the inputs & inputs services used in exported goods, how do to find out that inputs of which input invoices have actually been used in the goods exported in a particular month/quarter ?

Pls. answer urgently. The excise people want that details of inputs actually used in manufacture of goods exported should be given separately for each ARE-1.


seshadev sahoo
07 August 2011 at 13:18

Excise duty

A manufacturer import Polished marble slabs & sold directly without any process to customer & reversed all the duty credited on transaction value & imposed Vat @ 12.5% when it sold to the consumer. For this case can a manufacturer has the cenvat credit Facility.?

Thanx


Guest
07 August 2011 at 09:08

Taking credit

Dear Sir,

Please differentiate between 'taking credit' and 'utilising the credit'.

Thank You


Kumar Gopalan

Dear Sir,
One of our customer is in SEZ zone. 100% doing export. They are subcontracting a portion of their job to a Chinese company. They place order on us (in India) to supply some spares for the job. We inturn, advise one of our group company in china to supply spares for the said subcontractor in China. Our group company will Invoice us and we invoice to customer in India in Indian Rupee. The customer will receive the semi finished goods (together with spares supplied by our group company) from China and complete the work in India before finally exporting to Nederland. I would like to know, since the goods supplied in China is coming back to India, our customer is feeling that they are violating rule because they don't receive the spares in its form but in semi finished form, where as the payment will be made in INR to us in India. Is it violating either excise or SEZ rules (or FEMA since the payment by customer is in INR whereas the good originally supplied by our group company in China).. Please advise.
Thanks & Regards
Kumar






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