Cross Utilization of CENVAT Credit - wrong utilization of ...

Central Excise

March 20, 2015

Cross Utilization of CENVAT Credit - wrong utilization of Additional Duty of Excise (T&TA) for the payment of Basic Excise Duty and AED (GOSI) - levy of interest confirmed - though penalty set aside - HC

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Cross Utilization of CENVAT Credit - wrong utilization of ...

Central Excise

March 20, 2015

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