Applicable rate of interest in central excise

The excise duty structure on mobile handsets has been restructured so as to provide that as amended by notification No.4/2014-Central Excise, dated 17.02 .2014 refers]. After this date, the rates applicable would be the rates as mentioned  Hence, the appellant is directed to make pre-deposit under Section 35F of the Central Excise Act, as applicable to defaulters of service tax.(Para 2). Pre-deposit  

Rate of interest was enhanced from 13% to 18% from April 1, 2011. Since duty pertained to January 2011, rate prevalent at that time, viz., 13% should be applied, even if delay extended beyond April 1, 2011. There is no suppression of fact for which penalty under Section 11AC of the Excise Act can be imposed as The article will be dealing with the rate at which interest rate is applicable under central excise and service tax regime in case of default.Further the principle of pecuniary loss would be discussed as to the current stance of judiciary on the said principle and how the principle has become an evident need in real life. The provision allowed a manufacturer to pay such un-paid Central Excise duty along with interest under section 11AB of the Central Excise Act, 1944 and inform the Central Excise officer who after being satisfied of this ascertainment lets go of the formality of issuance of the show cause notice in respect of the duty so paid. Interest on Late payment of excise duty was 18%. Now (From 1/3/2016) Interest payable on delayed payment of excise duty has been reduced from 18% to 15%. In terms of Section 75 of the Act, payment of interest is mandatory on every person who fails to deposit the Service Tax or any part thereof to the account of the Central Government within the period prescribed.

Rate of interest was enhanced from 13% to 18% from April 1, 2011. Since duty pertained to January 2011, rate prevalent at that time, viz., 13% should be applied, even if delay extended beyond April 1, 2011. There is no suppression of fact for which penalty under Section 11AC of the Excise Act can be imposed as

(1) The rate of duty or tariff value applicable to any excisable goods , other than an interest on such refund at the rate specified by the Central Government by  16 Feb 2018 20 of 2015 in the case of Commissioner, Central Excise Supreme Court examined the question of law whether interest and penalty 5.4 Further, the supplier of the raw materials also supplied their goods at lower rate against Instruction from F.No.267/16/2009-CX-8 dated 12.03.2009 is not applicable. 31 Mar 2017 In the public interest, the Central or the State. Government can Ans. The new rate of 20% shall be applicable as goods are supplied and  19 Jun 2015 Recent amendments to excise duty rates and policies include legislative Under Section 11A(5) of the Central Excise Act, if during the course of an audit, duty, along with interest and a penalty equivalent to 50% of the duty. for failing to submit any return or statement applicable under Rules 12 and 17. Similar provision needs to be included in Central Excise Act and Service Tax. We request that only two rates should be applicable on Motor Vehicles Rate of Interest ranging from 18% to 30% introduced in service tax laws (Notification  The excise duty structure on mobile handsets has been restructured so as to provide that as amended by notification No.4/2014-Central Excise, dated 17.02 .2014 refers]. After this date, the rates applicable would be the rates as mentioned  Hence, the appellant is directed to make pre-deposit under Section 35F of the Central Excise Act, as applicable to defaulters of service tax.(Para 2). Pre-deposit  

19 Jun 2015 Recent amendments to excise duty rates and policies include legislative Under Section 11A(5) of the Central Excise Act, if during the course of an audit, duty, along with interest and a penalty equivalent to 50% of the duty. for failing to submit any return or statement applicable under Rules 12 and 17.

8 Dec 2015 Rules and Allied laws if applicable. Answer may The interest rates for delayed refunds and the interest rates for delayed payment of duty are (e) A unit had to pay Central Excise duty of 4 lakhs for the month of May, 2015. An education cess is being levied, as a duty of excise, on excisable goods For those opting to pay duty and avail Cenvat credit, the applicable rate of Section 75 which prescribes a rate of interest of 15% per annum on delayed payment.

Rate of interest was enhanced from 13% to 18% from April 1, 2011. Since duty pertained to January 2011, rate prevalent at that time, viz., 13% should be applied, even if delay extended beyond April 1, 2011. There is no suppression of fact for which penalty under Section 11AC of the Excise Act can be imposed as

1 Mar 2002 goods or determine the rate of duty applicable thereto, he may along with interest at the rate specified by the Central Government vide  26 Feb 2010 The important changes in respect of customs and Central excise duty are Corresponding changes have been made to increase the rates of duty applicable In the interest of brevity and focus, it has been possible for me to 

26 Jul 2019 While most tax amnesty schemes provide relief from interest and penalty, and covers disputes under Central Excise, Service Tax and specified demand is less vis-a-vis the relative cost of litigation and interest, and also 

An education cess is being levied, as a duty of excise, on excisable goods For those opting to pay duty and avail Cenvat credit, the applicable rate of Section 75 which prescribes a rate of interest of 15% per annum on delayed payment. 26 Jul 2019 While most tax amnesty schemes provide relief from interest and penalty, and covers disputes under Central Excise, Service Tax and specified demand is less vis-a-vis the relative cost of litigation and interest, and also  24 Feb 2009 Provisions relating to Penalty and Interest - At a glance. ➢ In order to determine the applicable rate of duty in respect of a particular item, the  1 Mar 2002 goods or determine the rate of duty applicable thereto, he may along with interest at the rate specified by the Central Government vide  26 Feb 2010 The important changes in respect of customs and Central excise duty are Corresponding changes have been made to increase the rates of duty applicable In the interest of brevity and focus, it has been possible for me to  Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs, Government of India 1 Nation Tax Know Your Jurisdiction · GST Rate Finder - Android Apps on Google Play 

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