Tax Management India. Com
Law and Practice  :  Digital eBook
Research is most exciting & rewarding


  TMI - Tax Management India. Com
Follow us:
  Facebook   Twitter   Linkedin   Telegram
Central Excise - Highlights / Catch Notes

Home Highlights February 2017 Year 2017 This

Though the assessee paid the excise duty at ₹ 80/- (after ...

Case Laws     Central Excise

February 11, 2017

Though the assessee paid the excise duty at ₹ 80/- (after debiting ₹ 20/- paid on input, namely, Cut Tobaco) they recovered excise duty at ₹ 100/- from the customer. Thus, ₹ 20/- was recovered by the assessee in excess of the duty payable, and therefore, to that extent, ₹ 20/- can be said to be enrichment, which is not permissible, that is exactly for which Section 11D of the Act has been introduced - HC

View Source

 


 

You may also like:

  1. Demand of duty u/s 11D or recovery of amount u/s 11D - Revenue could not decide as to ₹ 74,20,714/- & ₹ 3,43,26,040/- were the duties of excise short paid or...

  2. Refund claim - excise duty paid wrongly - The entry was made debiting the excise duty without actually collecting the excise duty - they have not paid the excise duty...

  3. Determination of service tax liability on the approval of resolution plant under IBC - The amount of service tax dues having thus crystallized, the resolution plan says...

  4. Deduction u/s 80 IB - Central Excise Duty refund & interest subsidy - held as Capital receipt - AT

  5. Levy of service tax - management, maintenance or repair services - Electric motor winding job - The Revenue does not dispute that it is a composite contract. However,...

  6. Refund of Terminal Excise Duty (TED) - supplies against ICB are ab initio exempted from payment of excise duty - during the relevant period, no such condition was...

  7. Important advisory for e-Invoice for Taxpayers having annual turnover exceeding ₹ 20 Crores - SGST

  8. Nature of Duty Paid by 100% Export Oriented Units (EOU) - The CESTAT held that while the measure adopted for computing duty paid by 100% EOUs may be based on customs...

  9. Availing Cenvat Credit of duty paid inputs, semi-processed inputs and inputs contained in the final products lying in the stock after withdrawal of partial exemption - w....

  10. Addition towards the ‘Annual Lettable Value‘(“ALV”) of a property owned - property jointly owned by the assessee - as the rent of ₹ 60,000/- ( ½ share) received by...

  11. Levy of customs duty on import of wheat - rate of duty increased from 20% to 30%

  12. Area Based Exemption - doctrine of promissory estoppel - for the period declared vide N/N. 20/2007 the Petitioner would be entitled to the excise duty exemption as...

  13. Liability to pay the excise duty - consignee does not sent the certificate of re-warehousing within the period of 90 days - department cannot ask the appellant to pay...

  14. Stay - Waiver of pre-deposit - power of Appellate Authority to insist on the assessee paying more than 20% of the disputed tax - Unless the assessee remits 20% of the...

  15. NEW FTP 2015-20 - Scrips issued under Exports from India Schemes can be used to pay Customs Duty, Central Excise Duty and Service Tax and will be easily transferable

 

Quick Updates:Latest Updates