CENVAT credit - subject goods were imported under ‘SFIS’, and ...

Central Excise

January 7, 2017

CENVAT credit - subject goods were imported under ‘SFIS’, and Basic Customs Duty, Additional Duty of Customs and cess were paid through debit in Duty Credit Scrip/Certificate issued by DGFT and not in cash - Credit of CVD allowed - AT

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CENVAT credit - subject goods were imported under ‘SFIS’, and ...

Central Excise

January 7, 2017

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