Conversion from 100% EOU to DTA - the goods were not ...

Central Excise

October 14, 2015

Conversion from 100% EOU to DTA - the goods were not clandestinely cleared but were cleared on payment of duty. It is a separate issue that there was a dispute about the rate of duty applicable on such goods - redemption find and penalty deleted - AT

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Conversion from 100% EOU to DTA - the goods were not ...

Central Excise

October 14, 2015

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