Courts: CESTAT Ahmedabad
Find latest CESTAT Ahmedabad judgments and orders on Customs, Central Excise and Service Tax covering classification, valuation, exemptions, refunds, demands and penalties.

Mis-declaration by SEZ – Permission based on project report to be relied

Metalizing of film not amounts to manufacture: CESTAT

Refund available even in absence of payment challan

Catalyst consumed in final product cannot be extended exemption available to goods for setting up, running, repair or maintenance of plant

DFIA benefit available even if specific import product name not mentioned in licence

Toothbrushes supplied free with toothpaste cannot be valued U/s. 4A for excise

IIM does not require accreditation for its Courses: CESTAT dropped service tax demand

Service Tax on an individual or a proprietor or a proprietorship concern under BAS

Letting Out of Port Premises cannot be classified as ‘Port Service

ITC allowed on GTA services in case of FOR sale

Cenvat credit on GTA services when goods cleared on FOR basis

Toll charge Collection on behalf of corporate entity liable to service tax under BAS

Cenvat reversal on inputs cleared as such FIFO system to be followed

Employees can’t be Penalized if they are not benefitted by any act of Duty Evasion by Company
CESTAT Ahmedabad judgments and orders cover appellate disputes relating to Customs, Central Excise and Service Tax. This TaxGuru page brings together CESTAT Ahmedabad case laws dealing with classification, valuation, exemption notifications, CENVAT credit, refunds, demands, recovery, limitation, interest, penalties, confiscation and other indirect tax issues. The Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal considers appeals arising from orders passed by departmental and appellate authorities under the applicable indirect tax laws. Chartered Accountants, advocates, tax professionals, businesses, importers, exporters and other readers can use this page to research CESTAT Ahmedabad decisions relevant to their matters. The collection includes recent as well as important earlier Tribunal decisions published on TaxGuru, helping readers follow judicial developments and locate precedents concerning Customs, Central Excise and legacy Service Tax disputes.
