The credit which was taken wrongly would arise when an assessee is required to determine whether the inputs/capital goods received by him are liable to duty or not and whether duty is payable or not - There is no rule which puts an obligation on the receiver of goods - Tri - Central Excise - Highlights

Central Excise - Dated - 27-11-2013 - The credit which was taken wrongly would arise when an assessee is required to determine whether the inputs/capital goods received by him are liable to duty or not and whether duty is payable or not - There is no rule which puts an obligation on the receiver of goods - Tri - TMI Tax Updates - Highlights ................................... Central Excise - Highlights