Courts: CESTAT Hyderabad
Find latest CESTAT Hyderabad judgments and orders on Customs, Central Excise and Service Tax covering classification, valuation, CENVAT credit, exemptions, refunds and tax disputes.
CENVAT on invoices raised by dealers/ distributors available as service tax paid by them not disputed
Incentive received by Advertising Agency from Print media is not leviable to service tax under BAS
CENVAT credit on warranty services eligible as such service are in relation to manufacture
Mere CA Certificate insufficient to prove incidence of duty: CESTAT directs re-examination
Input Service Distributor procedure not to be followed in absence of head office-branch office relation
EOU clearing input to DTA after availing benefit of notification 52/2003-CUS has to pay duty by cash only
Customs Broker Accountable for Employee’s Misrepresentation: CESTAT
Duty element treated as expenditure and not as receivables hence hit by doctrine of unjust enrichment
CHA Licence cannot be revoked if No Explicit Findings that CHA Abetted in Contravening Customs Act Provisions
No bar in cross utilisation of Cenvat credit for payment of Central Excise duty or service tax
Service tax leviable only if service provider provides lease services and is also a Telegraph Authority
Heading covering specific description is to be preferred over heading covering general description
Procedural lapse in Rule 7 of CCR, 2004 cannot be ground to deny substantial benefits of cenvat credit
Freight for delivering goods to buyer premises not includible in assessable value
CESTAT Hyderabad case laws and orders provide guidance on disputes concerning Customs, Central Excise and Service Tax. This page collects CESTAT Hyderabad decisions involving classification, valuation, CENVAT credit, exemptions, refunds, service tax liability, duty demands, limitation, interest, penalties, confiscation and other indirect tax issues. Businesses, manufacturers, importers, exporters, service providers, Chartered Accountants, advocates and consultants can use this category to identify Tribunal precedents relevant to their matters and monitor developments in indirect tax litigation. The collection includes recent judgments as well as significant earlier orders under legacy Central Excise and Service Tax laws, which remain relevant for pending disputes and interpretation of historical transactions. TaxGuru updates this dedicated CESTAT Hyderabad page with decisions published on the website, providing readers with a convenient resource for researching Tribunal jurisprudence.
