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CESTAT Ahmedabad

Water Supply to Ships Treated as Taxable Service Due to Composite Billing Elements

March 20, 2026 369 Views 0 comment Print

The issue was whether supply of water to vessels is a sale or a service. The Tribunal held that such supply forms part of port services and is taxable prior to 01.07.2010. It upheld the tax demand based on statutory provisions and CBEC clarification.

Intimation Requirement Under Rule 6(3A) Is Procedural, Not Mandatory: CESTAT Ahmedabad

March 20, 2026 258 Views 0 comment Print

The Tribunal held that failure to intimate the Superintendent under Rule 6(3A) does not invalidate proportionate credit reversal. It clarified that such intimation is procedural and not a substantive condition.

Skill Training Under Government Scheme Not Taxable Due to Applicable Service Tax Exemptions

March 12, 2026 420 Views 0 comment Print

The Tribunal held that services provided under the DDU-GKY scheme were covered by exemption notifications, eliminating service tax liability for the entire disputed period.

Soil Conditioner Classification Dispute Remanded Because NPK Threshold Not Examined: CESTAT Ahmedabad

March 5, 2026 264 Views 0 comment Print

The Tribunal found that authorities had not determined the minimum percentage of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium required for classification as fertiliser. It set aside the order and remanded the case for fresh examination.

Duty & Penalty Set Aside as DGFT Scrips Not Cancelled U/s. 28AAA: CESTAT Ahmedabad

February 28, 2026 504 Views 0 comment Print

CESTAT Ahmedabad held that recovery under Section 28AAA cannot proceed unless FPS scrips are cancelled by DGFT. In absence of cancellation, duty demand and penalties were set aside.

CESTAT Sets Aside Customs Demand as Offshore Materials Were Already Duty Paid

February 24, 2026 345 Views 0 comment Print

The Tribunal ruled that leftover offshore materials used at Bombay High had already suffered duty and were not freshly imported, making the customs demand and penalties unsustainable.

Customs Provisional Release Order Partly Modified for Disproportionate Security

February 2, 2026 549 Views 0 comment Print

The tribunal held that a bank guarantee equal to a large portion of goods value was excessive and reduced it to 30% of the duty amount, while sustaining the bond for full value.

Customs Duty Demand Quashed as Auction Purchasers Not Liable for Pre-Liquidation Dues

January 11, 2026 480 Views 0 comment Print

The Tribunal held that customs and excise dues of a company in liquidation cannot be recovered from auction purchasers of its assets. Pre-liquidation liabilities must be settled under the Companies Act, not through recovery from buyers.

Excise SSI Exemption cannot be Revived despite After Ownership Change Once Turnover Limit Crossed

January 11, 2026 246 Views 0 comment Print

The Tribunal held that SSI concessional duty cannot be claimed where aggregate clearances in the preceding year exceeded the statutory limit. A change in manufacturer does not revive exemption eligibility for the same factory.

Proportionate Cenvat Credit Allowed in Principle for Services Spanning Taxable Period

January 11, 2026 339 Views 0 comment Print

The issue was whether insurance-related Cenvat credit was admissible when the output service became taxable later. The tribunal allowed proportionate credit in principle but remanded the matter for factual verification.

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