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1. Cross Utilization of CENVAT Credit - wrong utilization of Additional Duty of Excise (T&TA) for the payment of Basic Excise Duty and AED (GOSI) - levy of interest...

2. Recovery of wrongly utilized credit - utilization of Cenvat Credit availed on Basic Excise Duty (BED) for payment of EC and SHEC - Period between April 2013 and January...

3. This case deals with the applicability of Special Additional Excise Duty (SAED) levied u/s 147 of the Finance Act, 2002, and Additional Duty of Excise (AED) levied as...

4. Utilization of Cenvat Credit of basic excise duty - appellant is clearly entitled for utilization of Cenvat Credit of basic excise duty for payment of Education Cess /...

5. Utilization of Cenvat credit of basic excise duty for payment of National Calamity Contingent Duty (NCCD) - there is no bar in utilization of basic excise duty for payment of NCCD.

6. Cenvat credit on AED (T&TA) for payment of basic excise duty on clearance of the final product from the factory - the information regarding taking of cenvat credit on...

7. The utilisation of CENVAT credit availed of Additional Duties of Excise (Textile and Textile Articles) for discharge of Additional Duties of Excise (Goods of Special...

8. Cross utilization of CENVAT Credit - input services - With effect from 2004 when Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004 were issued, it was stated clearly that cross utilization of...

9. Seeks to prescribe rates of Special Additional Excise Duty for exports of petrol and diesel - Notification

10. Seeks to increase the effective rate of Special Additional Excise Duty on Petrol and Diesel.

11. CENVAT Credit - 1%/2% Additional Duty of Customs (CVD) paid on the imported coal - The appellant has stated that though the appellant had taken CENVAT credit of CVD paid...

12. Since, in this case the wrong utilisation of the AED (GSI) credit pertaining to period prior to 01/04/2000 has taken place in 2003 immediately after amendment to Rule 3...

13. Whether the recredit/restoration, in the AED(GSI) credit account, of an amount equal to the BED paid by the assessee in 36 instalments was legally sustainable - Whether...

14. The Tribunal held that the utilization of CENVAT credit of basic excise duty for payment of National Calamity Contingent Duty (NCCD) is permissible u/r 3 of the CENVAT...

15. Disallowance of excise duty - an item of section 43B - Since the excise authority held that CENVAT credit on fuel used for generation of electricity supplied to the...