Cenvat Credit - inputs & capital goods used in manufacturing of ...

Central Excise

November 2, 2015

Cenvat Credit - inputs & capital goods used in manufacturing of exempted goods in first unit - such exempted goods used as inputs to manufacture dutiable goods in second unit - credit of inputs / capital goods of first unit not allowed - AT

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Cenvat Credit - inputs & capital goods used in manufacturing of ...

Central Excise

November 2, 2015

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