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Read latest CESTAT judgments and orders on Customs, Central Excise and Service Tax, including classification, valuation, CENVAT credit, refunds and demands.

Assessee not liable to reverse CENVAT credit on amount written off as bad debts

If VAT is paid under Works Contract category than service classifiable as works contract services

Provisional custom duty paid by Assessee cannot be treated as deposit

Balance credit not lapses in terms of Rule 11(3) of Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004 despite availment of benefit of Notification No 30/2004-CE

Classification by taxpayers is correct or not becomes immaterial if classification proposed by Revenue is incorrect

Biozyme sold in liquid form classifiable under chapter 310510099

12% Interest payable on excise duty deposited under protest during investigation

CESTAT directs Re-determination of Service Tax on Renting of Stall to Hawkers by Municipality

Appellant not allowed to somersault after passing of Final Order under the garb of rectification

Proprietary concerns registered as factories, liable to pay service tax under RCM

No Service Tax payable in absence of clauses pertaining to Consideration in Contract

Section 142 CGST Act provides for refund in cash for any adjustment regarding refund of duty or liability

Penalty cannot be imposed on Customs Broker if no deliberate act or omission

CENVAT Credit on GTA Services | Place of Removal | Bata India | CESTAT Remanded Issue back to AO
All CESTAT brings together judgments and orders of the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal from benches across India. Decisions cover Customs, Central Excise and Service Tax disputes involving classification, valuation, exemptions, CENVAT credit, refunds, demands, limitation, penalties, confiscation and other indirect-tax matters. Importers, exporters, manufacturers, businesses, advocates and indirect-tax professionals can use this consolidated TaxGuru archive to research CESTAT precedents across benches. Individual CESTAT bench categories are also available for bench-specific decisions.
