Rebate Claim - In the present case, the goods were removed for ...

Rebate Approved: Exported Goods Re-imported, No Double Benefits from Central Excise Duty Rebate Claim, Revision Granted.

October 26, 2021

Case Laws Central Excise CGOVT

Rebate Claim - In the present case, the goods were removed for export on payment of Central Excise duty on 22-6-2017 (i.e. not earlier than six months from 1-7-2017) and were imported back on 23-11-2017 (i.e. within six months from 1-7-2017). There is also no dispute regarding the identity of goods. The Government further observes that upon import, IGST was paid and no refund of IGST, so paid, has been claimed. Therefore, sanction of rebate of Central Excise duty paid will also not lead to any double benefit. In these facts and circumstances, the Government holds that the rebate claim is admissible. - the revision application is allowed with consequential relief. - CGOVT

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Rebate Claim - In the present case, the goods were removed for ...

Rebate Approved: Exported Goods Re-imported, No Double Benefits from Central Excise Duty Rebate Claim, Revision Granted.

October 26, 2021

Case Laws Central Excise CGOVT

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