Cenvat credit lying unutilized in the accounts of de-bonded 100% ...

Central Excise

June 2, 2014

Cenvat credit lying unutilized in the accounts of de-bonded 100% EOU is transferred to their DTA unit - prima facie transfer of cenvat credit available in EOU account to the DTA unit on debonding of EOU is permissible. - AT

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Cenvat credit lying unutilized in the accounts of de-bonded 100% ...

Central Excise

June 2, 2014

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