Wrong availment of CENVAT Credit - Credit taken but not utilized ...

Central Excise

April 29, 2015

Wrong availment of CENVAT Credit - Credit taken but not utilized till reversal, could not compel the assessee to pay interest. So, the demand of interest on the unutilised cenvat credit cannot be sustained. - AT

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Wrong availment of CENVAT Credit - Credit taken but not utilized ...

Central Excise

April 29, 2015

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