Form A-1 available for for registration of ‘Importers’ under Central Excise to enable them to pass on Cenvat credit

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  • 28 Feb 2014
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Necessary modifications have been made in Form A-1 to enable registration of ‘Importers’ as a separate category of Registrants in Central Excise to enable them to pass on Cenvat credit vide Notification No 10/2014 dated 28-2-2014.

Notification No. 10/2014 – Central Excise (N.T.) – Amendment in Central Excise Registration Form to include the importers under the list of Applicants

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