"1.Chartered Accountant with 20 years experience in the area of Indirect Taxation, Litigation 2.Management, Accounts, Costing, Budgeting, Audit, Commercials, System Implementations etc. 3.A Qualified Insolvency Professional, Company Secretary and Fraud Examinor. 4.Member of Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) National Tax Committee 2018-19. Special Invitee to GST & Indirect Tax Committee of ICAI and member of IDT Committee of Ahmedabad Branch of ICAI. 5.Faculty to NACIN and State GST, imparting training to Central & State GST officials on various technical matters. 6.In-depth knowledge of GST, and other Indirect taxes. Expertise in Cenvat & refund claims managements, Compliance management, Litigations management. 7.Experience in handling various statutory / departmental audit, assessments, investigations by various investigating agencies like DRI / DGCEI, SIIB, Anti-evasion, Preventive & Enforcement agencies. 8.Worked at leadership positions with Corporates like- Polycab India Ltd., Vedanta Limited, Kalpataru Power Transmission Ltd., Essar Steel Ltd., Rajasthan Spg & Wvg Mills Ltd., Abhijeet Group. 9.Able to close more than 10,000 Crs litigation matters and able to encash and liquidate more than Rs. 5,000 Crs refunds from Customs/ Excise / GST Dept. 10.Commanding eficient and effective skill sets of representations before various Tax Authorities upto CESTAT / Tribunal. "
CESTAT Kolkata rules in Vedanta Ltd. case: CRCL’s delayed test report after 218 days invalidates export duty assessment, favoring refund claim for iron ore exports.
CESTAT Kolkata rules Vedanta Ltd. entitled to 12% interest for 15-year delay in export duty refund due to delayed finalization of shipping bills by Paradeep Customs.
CESTAT Kolkata grants Vedanta Ltd. 12% interest for a 15-year delay in export duty refund due to inaction by Kolkata Customs. Decision aligns with Section 27A of the Customs Act.
CESTAT Kolkata ruled that the CRCL report cannot be the basis for export duty on iron ore fines, confirming contractual terms as the decisive factor.
CESTAT directed the customs department to deliver a certified copy of their final order to Vedanta Limited following proper procedures. This ensures Vedanta receives the order and can exercise their appeal rights.
Learn about the dismissal of CESTAT appeals following the NCLT order in the case of Commissioner of Customs vs Ferro Alloys Corporation Ltd.
Vedanta Ltd. Vs Commissioner of Customs (Preventive) (CESTAT Kolkata) The Appellants have exported Iron Ore Fines declaring the Fe content therein to be less than 64%. Under seven Shipping Bills exports were completed for different overseas importers during the period 2010-2011. Before the shipment, samples were drawn by Customs officials in the presence of the […]
