Courts: CESTAT Allahabad
Find latest CESTAT Allahabad judgments and orders on Customs, Central Excise and Service Tax covering classification, valuation, exemptions, refunds, demands and penalties.
Extended period without willful suppression of facts with an intent to evade tax not invocable
Granting adjournment beyond three times unjustified hence appeal dismissed for non-prosecution
Service tax leviable on teaching yoga & meditation under ‘Health & Fitness Services’
Charge of clandestine removal cannot be imputed without independent investigation
Appeal dismissed for non-prosecution due to repeated adjournments
Denial of refund claim merely because taxable service not mentioned in list approved by SEZ unjustified
No Service Tax on VAT-Paid Goods used in Auto Repairs: CESTAT Allahabad
Denial of CENVAT Credit on supplementary invoices prior to 01.04.2011 unjustified
Mere technicalities shouldn’t thwart right to a fair hearing: CESTAT Allahabad
Tribunal doesn’t have jurisdiction to prescribe rate of interest for refund
Delay in filing appeal beyond extended period of 30 days not condonable
Rule 20 of CESTAT Rules permits Tribunal to dismiss appeal on non-appearance of assessee
CENVAT Credit of materials used in manufacture of capital goods is duly available
Service Tax not payable on refundable security deposits from customers
CESTAT Allahabad judgments and orders provide an important source of appellate case law concerning Customs, Central Excise and Service Tax disputes. This page compiles CESTAT Allahabad decisions involving classification of goods and services, valuation, CENVAT credit, exemption notifications, refunds, tax and duty demands, limitation, interest, penalties, confiscation and procedural issues. Taxpayers, businesses, Chartered Accountants, advocates and other professionals can use this dedicated page to locate Tribunal decisions relevant to indirect tax research and appellate proceedings. The collection covers both recent decisions and significant earlier case laws available on TaxGuru. By bringing CESTAT Allahabad orders together at one location, the page assists readers in researching precedents and understanding how the Tribunal has dealt with recurring controversies under Customs, Central Excise and legacy Service Tax laws.
