Short payment of duty - whether an adjustment is possible ...

Central Excise

October 15, 2015

Short payment of duty - whether an adjustment is possible against the short payment of duty vis-a-vis excess payment made by the assessee during the relevant period when the assessments were provisional and subsequently finalized - Held Yes - AT

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Short payment of duty - whether an adjustment is possible ...

Central Excise

October 15, 2015

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