Courts: CESTAT Chennai
Find latest CESTAT Chennai judgments and orders on Customs, Central Excise and Service Tax covering imports, classification, valuation, CENVAT credit, refunds, demands and penalties.
No Service Tax on Foreign Bank Charges for Export Remittances: CESTAT Chennai
CESTAT Dismisses Revenue’s Appeal, Confirms Final Classification of ‘Martek DHA
CESTAT Upholds Penalties for Misdeclared & Undervalued Glass Chatons
No Penalty/Fine under Custom Act If Confiscation Set Aside: CESTAT Chennai
CESTAT Abates Customs Appeals Following Sole Appellant’s Death
Nickel Hydroxide Powder Classified Under CTH 3824, Not CTH 2825
Service Tax Demand Abates After Liquidation, CESTAT Rules on Unclaimed Dues
Custom Duty Remission allowed on Imported Goods Destroyed by Fire
CESTAT Dismisses Revenue Appeal, Finds No Merit in telecom Software Valuation Dispute
CESTAT Chennai Affirms Classification of Industrial Frying System
CESTAT Quashes Service Tax on TASMAC Bar Licenses
Review Order Delay Without Board Extension not condonable: CESTAT Chennai
Service Tax Refund claim rejected since filed beyond Section 104 time limit
Overlooking Country of Origin certificate without following set rules is untenable
CESTAT Chennai judgments and orders constitute an important body of case law on Customs, Central Excise and Service Tax. This page brings together CESTAT Chennai decisions dealing with imports and exports, customs classification and valuation, exemption notifications, CENVAT credit, refunds, service tax liability, duty demands, limitation, interest, penalties, confiscation and other indirect tax matters. Importers, exporters, manufacturers, service providers, businesses, Chartered Accountants, advocates and tax professionals can use this collection to locate Tribunal decisions relevant to their disputes and research. The page covers recent orders as well as significant earlier decisions published on TaxGuru, including legacy Central Excise and Service Tax cases that remain relevant to pending proceedings. This dedicated CESTAT Chennai resource makes it easier to research Tribunal precedents and follow developments in Customs and indirect tax jurisprudence.
