SERVICE TAX SECTION
2009-TIOL-1015-CESTAT-MUM.pdf + riya story.pdf
CCE, Mumbai Vs Riya Travels & Tours (I) Pvt Ltd (Dated: April 17, 2009)
Service Tax - Penalty - If Section 80 is invoked, no penalty would be liable on the assessee. If, on the other hand, Section 78 is invoked, the quantum of penalty can not go below less than the amount of service tax not levied or paid - Impostion of pentlay under Section 78 upheld. :MUMBAI CESTAT; 2009-TIOL-1014-CESTAT-DEL.pdf
CCE, Kanpur Vs M/s J R Singh (Dated: March 19, 2009)
ST - Manpower Recruitment Service - Assessee is a proprietorship firm - supplies labour - fails to pay tax - show caused - tax deposited - penalty - Commissioner(A) invokes Sec 80 - held, since the assessee was not aware of the tax provisions and had also not collected tax from service recipient but maintained all the records of services provided, it is a fit case for invoking Sec 80 - Revenue appeal dismissed :DELHI CESTAT;
2009-TIOL-1009-CESTAT-DEL.pdf
M/s Laxmi Electricals Vs CCE, Jaipur (Dated: May 4, 2009)
ST - Joint Commissioner drops proceedings as he finds aseessee is an electrical contractor - Commissioner reviews and raises demand for providing pandal and shamiyanan contract services - held, since these contrary facts are clear from the order of adjudicating authority and no additional evidence brought on record by the Commissioner, waiver from pre-deposit granted :DELHI CESTAT;
CENTRAL EXCISE SECTION
2009-TIOL-1011-CESTAT-MUM.pdf
CCE, Mumbai-V Vs M/s Perfect Dies Works (Dated: April 27, 2009)
Opting out of SSI exemption – reversal of Cenvat credit – assessee declared stocks of inputs and finished goods as Rs.54,781/- whereas in the work sheets prepared by the Chartered Accountant, after exclusion of non-modvatable stock, show the value of modvatable stock lying on 31.03.2004 as Rs.11,22,618/- - charge of suppression sustainable – matter remanded to Commissioner(A) – Revenue appeal allowed. :MUMBAI CESTAT; 2009-TIOL-1010-CESTAT-MUM.pdf
Amol Paper Mills Pvt Ltd Vs CCE, Raigad (Dated: June 1, 2009)
Duty with interest paid prior to issuance of show cause notice – whether covered under section 11A(2B) of the CEA, 1944 and whether imposition of penalty u/s 11AC can be resisted – matter remanded to original authority to examine issue in light of P&H High Court decision in CCE, Rohtak vs. J.R.Fabrics (P) Ltd. – [ 2009-TIOL-259-HC-P&H-CX ] :MUMBAI CESTAT;
CUSTOMS SECTION
NOTIFICATION
dgft08not116.pdf
Limited export of Maida/Rava allowed;
dgft08not115.pdf
Ban on export of wheat eased for export of certain quantity by MMTC;
CASE LAWS
2009-TIOL-1013-CESTAT-MUM.pdf
Precision Cars India Pvt Ltd Vs CC, Nhava Sheva (Dated: May 29, 2009)
As per Import Licensing note 2(II)(c)(i) of Chapter 87 even an importer of new motor vehicles has to produce a valid certificate of compliance as per the provisions of rule 126 of Central Motor Vehicle Rules, 1989 – Appellant has contravened the law as they have failed to produce the certificate – however, redemption fine reduced as vehicles are not for sale but only for display in the show room for brand promotion.:MUMBAI CESTAT; 2009-TIOL-1012-CESTAT-MUM.pdf
M/s Transweigh (India) Ltd Vs CC, ACC, Mumbai (Dated: May 4, 2009)
Element of mens rea is not required to be proved for imposition of penalty - Company or a firm is a person and hence penalty is imposable u/s 112(a) of the Customs Act, 1962.:MUMBAI CESTAT; |