100% EOU - appellant is required to pay customs duty as ...

Central Excise

February 2, 2019

100% EOU - appellant is required to pay customs duty as calculated by the authorities on the inputs consumed for manufacturing of final products which were cleared locally into DTA - CENVAT credit cannot be utilised for payment of customs duty.

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100% EOU - appellant is required to pay customs duty as ...

Central Excise

February 2, 2019

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Since the goods were transferred from appellant’s one EOU to another EOU unit under CT-3 procedure. No duty is required to be paid.

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