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Applicability of transaction value provision for paying duty on sale value , Central Excise

Issue Id: - 1564
Dated: 27-10-2009
By:- S S KONAR

Applicability of transaction value provision for paying duty on sale value


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We are in Engineering Manufacturing Sector. Our final products, which is Electrical Furnacs, is built uo using various rawmaterials and components. We also sells thease raw materials / components as spares from our manufacturing stores. Can we apply transaction value provision for paying duty on sale value insted of credit availed on such as such material. We need your opinion supported by case laws.

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1 Dated: 1-11-2009
By:- Rama Krishana

If you go by the strict provisions of Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004, you need to pay the equal amount of cenvat credit availed on such input when you are removing such input as such. If you would apply the concept of transaction value on removal of such inputs as such, you would be in a great difficulty because, in every case you have to maintain the details for each consignment. Wherever the transaction value is less that original value or rate of duty is less than original value, you have to reverse the actual cenvat credit. So therefore, try to avoid payment duty on transaction value of inputs removed as such for your own future peace.


2 Dated: 5-11-2009
By:- S S KONAR
Thank you for your idea. In case, we pay more duty, based on my sales price, than the input credit taken,is it a violation of Excise Rules and an offense subjest to be penalized? Expecting your views with case laws in favour.

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