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CENVAT Credit - utilization in excess of 20% - The appellant ...


Appellant Liable for Interest on Excess CENVAT Credit Use Beyond 20% Limit, No Penalty or Credit Recovery Ordered.

January 25, 2019

Case Laws     Service Tax     AT

CENVAT Credit - utilization in excess of 20% - The appellant would be required to discharge interest on the excess utilization of the cenvat credit in a particular month at the applicable rate - there is no justification in imposing penalty or directing recovery of the credit.

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