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Cenvat credit - AED (T&TA) and AED (T&TA) - just because during ...


Cenvat Credit on Additional Excise Duty for Textiles Not Part of Input Costs Due to Unused AED Credit.

May 16, 2012

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Cenvat credit - AED (T&TA) and AED (T&TA) - just because during the period of dispute, they were not in position to utilize the AED Credit, the AED (T&TA) cannot be included in the cost of inputs.

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