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CENVAT Credit - Since tax was not, in the first instance, ...


Tax Credit Demand Unjustified: Appellants Not Initially Required to Pay, Credit Taken for Non-Payable Amount.

June 2, 2014

Case Laws     Service Tax     AT

CENVAT Credit - Since tax was not, in the first instance, payable and the appellants merely have taken credit of what was not payable by them, the impugned demand cannot be justified - AT

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