The denatured alcohol is acknowledged as an excisable good and ...

Central Excise

November 24, 2016

The denatured alcohol is acknowledged as an excisable good and 'output' in terms of CENVAT Credit Rules, 2004. There cannot be discriminatory treatment in the treatment accorded to two manufacturers of the same product merely on the ground that one uses captively produced molasses and the other procures from external sources - AT

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The denatured alcohol is acknowledged as an excisable good and ...

Central Excise

November 24, 2016

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