Whether “write off” of inputs on account of damage or become ...

Central Excise

November 23, 2017

Whether “write off” of inputs on account of damage or become unfit during the course of manufacture, can be equated to clearance of inputs as such and no reversal of credit is warranted in such situation? - credit not to be reversed - AT

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Whether “write off” of inputs on account of damage or become ...

Central Excise

November 23, 2017

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