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ExCuSt FLASH - HIGHLIGHTS - JULY - 2010

 

 

GIST OF CASE LAWS

EXCISE

EXEMPTION: Goods supplied under CT-3 are not exempted products

EXCISABILITY: Waste and scrap produced in manufacture of packaging material is not excisable

PENALTY: Suo moto credit taken does not call for penalty or interest

RETURN GOODS: Since duty payable by 5th of next month the goods returned in the same month does not call for duty payment

VALUATION: Minimum take or pay quantity (MTOP) charges are not includible in the assessable value

 

CENVAT

CAPITAL GOODS : Depreciation cannot be claimed on the remaining 50% of unutilized credit

INPUT: Once duty payment is proved, credit is indefeasible

INPUTS: Capital goods or inputs to be decided on the duration of usage

INPUT SERVICE : The expression ‘in the manufacture of goods' cannot be limited to only to the “process of production of goods only”

INPUT SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR : No limit for service tax credit distribution among units

SSI : SSI unit crossing the turnover limit is entitled to the CENVAT accrued in the exemption period

 

CUSTOMS

DRAWBACK: Permissibility of drawback on realization of export sale proceeds within time limitation in terms of FEMA

VALUATION: Deemed value is the price at which the goods are ordinarily sold

 

SERVICE TAX

Chargeability :- Once customs duty paid – no service tax can be demanded treating them to be services

 
 

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