in Part I, under the heading, “Identification of business requiring Registration”, after the words “Unit in Export Processing Zone”, the word “importer” shall be inserted;
These rules may be called the CENVAT Credit (Fourth Amendment) Rules, 2014. (2) They shall come into force from the 1st day of April, 2014.
In the Central Excise Rules, 2002, in rule 9, in sub-rule (1), after the words uses excisable goods”, the words “or an importer who issues an invoice on which CENVAT Credit can be taken shall be inserted.
Necessary modifications have been made in Form A-1 to enable registration of ‘Importers’ as a separate category of Registrants in Central Excise to enable them to pass on Cenvat credit vide Notification No 10/2014 dated 28-2-2014.
Kaushal Agrawal Full analysis of Rebate under section 87A introduced by Finance Act 2013. Here we have explained why section 87A was introduced. This video also contains different practical questions on section 87A. To quote section 87A it says that resident individual can claim rebate of upto Rs. 2,000 if his total income do not […]
With a view to ensure faster delivery of certified copies to the applicants, it has now been decided to make available scanned copies of evaluated answer books to examinees who apply for the same, through a website, in soft form, as against the current practice of dispatching physical photocopies. Physical copies of the answer books shall not be dispatched to the applicants, henceforth.
Dear Professionals, As the saying goes, coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success. And that is exactly the spirit which sways me as I humbly take over the baton of Indian accountancy leadership with folded hands and address you for the first time as 64th President of the illustrious […]
Details of Invoice and Goods Receipt (GR) Note in respect of all goods purchased or received as stock transfer or received on consignment agreement from outside Delhi shall be submitted online by dealers, using their login id and password, before the goods physically enter the boundary of Delhi.
