Cenvat credit - import of capital goods against the Target Plus ...

Central Excise

September 13, 2016

Cenvat credit - import of capital goods against the Target Plus Scheme - in the absence of any allegation regarding non receipt of capital goods and the appellant's non entitlement of any other ground, the credit on these capital goods received and installed in the appellant's premises cannot be denied - AT

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Cenvat credit - import of capital goods against the Target Plus ...

Central Excise

September 13, 2016

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