CENVAT credit - inter unit transfer of credit - assessee rightly ...

Central Excise

April 6, 2016

CENVAT credit - inter unit transfer of credit - assessee rightly utilized the Cenvat Credit transferred by DT units, for clearance of the goods for home consumption during the period April 2005 to Sept. 2009 as the Assessee was holding single registration certificate during the said material period - AT

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Central Excise

April 6, 2016

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