Refund of terminal excise duty already paid – When supplies ...

Customs

August 8, 2015

Refund of terminal excise duty already paid – When supplies were made against ICB, TED was exempted – Respondent failed to avail exemption for supplies - TED was paid by availing CENVAT Credit Account - DGFT directed to consider the refund application - HC

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Refund of terminal excise duty already paid – When supplies ...

Customs

August 8, 2015

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