Nature of duty paid by the 100% EOU - when the statute itself ...

Central Excise

June 28, 2014

Nature of duty paid by the 100% EOU - when the statute itself provides that what is being paid by a 100% EOU is excise duty, the question of denial of benefit of Notification or the CENVAT Credit Rules does not arise. - AT

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Nature of duty paid by the 100% EOU - when the statute itself ...

Central Excise

June 28, 2014

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