Refined or white sugar, imported upto 31st December 2010 exempted from Customs duty-Customs Tariff Notification No.8     excise exemption notification for Jammu & Kashmir modified-Central Excise Tariff Notification No.1    Air India may lower retirement age to 55 to cut cost    Board of Approval to decide fate of denotification of Essar's Hazira SEZ on 11th February      Revenue's comments on 1st Discussion Paper on GST-click on the link below for details      SC rules service of notice on the assessee under Section  143(2) within the prescribed period of time is a  pre-requisite for  framing   the  block  assessment   under Chapter XIV-B of the Income Tax Act, 1961-AIT-2010-43-SC      HC rules assessee is entitled to benefit under Income Tax on delayed payment of PF if the payment is made before the return is filed-AIT-2010-42-HC     Authority for Advance Ruling rules the amount received by the foreign company from the Government of Tamil Nadu under the contract is essentially in the nature of “fees for technical services” within the meaning of Explanation 2 to Section 9(1)(vii) of the Income-tax Act, 1961 read with Article 12.4 of DTAA and cannot be regarded as consideration for the sale of designs and drawings-AIT-2010-38-AAR       Authority for Advance Ruling rules payment received by the applicant from VARs (“third party re-sellers”) on account of supplies of software products to the end-customers (from whom the licence fee is collected and appropriated by VAR) does not result in income in the nature of royalty to the applicant and moreover payments received by the applicant cannot be taxed as business profits in India in the absence of permanent establishment as envisaged by Article 7 of the India-Japan Tax Treaty-AIT-2010- 36-AAR    lending or borrowing money between two associated enterprises comes within the ambit of international transaction and whether the same is at arms length price has to be considered-The question of rate of interest on the borrowing loan is an integral part of arms length price redetermination in this context-AIT-2010-37-ITAT     Export and Import of Currency-RBI Circular No.30       HC rules a petition under Article 226 of the Constitution would be maintainable for questioning reopening of the assessment in a case such as this where the preconditions for the exercise of the power have not been fulfilled-recourse to the power under Section 147 cannot be sustained on a mere change of opinion, there being no failure of the assessee to disclose fully and truly, all material facts necessary for assessment-AIT-2010-35-HC     Definitive Anti dumping duty imposed on import of Carbon Black used in rubber applications falling under sub heading 2803 00 10, originating in, or exported from, Australia, China PR, Russia and Thailand-Customs Tariff Notification No.6      Tariff Value for import of Brass scrap is 3597 and for poppy seeds 4392-Customs Non-Tariff Notification No. 10    Adjustment of “Advance Tax in respect of Fringe Benefits” for Assessment Year 2010-11 against “Advance Tax”-Income Tax Circular No.2     CBDT clarifies it is the choice of the assessee whether to file an objection before the Dispute Resolution panel against the draft assessment order or not to exercise this option and file an appeal later before CIT (Appeals) against the assessment order passed by the AO    
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CENTRAL EXCISE ACT 

 

SECTION 

SUBJECT 

SECTION 1  

Title, Extent and commencement 

SECTION 2 (2 TO 2A) 

Definitions Section 2A.  References of certain expressions 

SECTION 3 (3 TO 3A) 

Duties specified in First Schedule and the Second Schedule  to   the  Central  Excise  Tariff  Act, 1985 to  be  levied  

SECTION 4 

Valuation of excisable goods for purposes of charging of duty of excise.  

SECTION 4A 

Valuation of excisable goods with reference to retail sale price

SECTION 5 (5 TO 5A) 

Remission of duty on goods found deficient in quantity.    

SECTION 6 

Registration of certain persons 

SECTION 8 

Restriction on possession of excisable goods 

SECTION 9 (9 TO 9E) 

Offences and penalties 

SECTION 10 

Power of Courts to order forfeiture 

SECTION 11(11 TO 11DD) 

Recovery of sums due to Government 

SECTION 12.(12 TO 12C)  

Application of the provisions of Act No. 52 of 1962 to Central Excise Duties. 

SECTION 13 

Power to arrest 

SECTION 14(14 TO 14AA) 

Power to summon persons to give evidence and  produce documents in inquiries under this Act. 

SECTION15 

Officers required to assist Central Excise Officers 

SECTION 18 

Searches and arrests how to be made 

SECTION 19 

Disposal of persons arrested. 

SECTION 20 

Procedure to be followed by Officer-in-charge of police station 

SECTION 21 

Inquiry how to be made by Central Excise Officers against arrested persons forwarded to them under 

SECTION 22 

Vexatious search, seizure, etc., by Central  Excise 

SECTION 23(23 TO 23H) 

Failure of Central Excise Officer in duty 

SECTION 31. 

Definitions.  

SECTION 32(32 TO 32PA) 

Customs and Central Excise Settlement Commission 

SECTION 33( 33 TO 33A) 

Power of adjudication 

SECTION 34( 34 TO 34A) 

Option to pay fine in lieu of confiscation.   

SECTION 35(35 TO 35Q) 

Appeals to Commissioner (Appeals). 

SECTION 36(36 TO 36B)  

Definitions 

SECTION 37(37 TO 37D) 

Power of Central Government to make rules. 

SECTION 38( 38 TO 38A) 

Publication of rules and notifications and laying of rules before Parliament. 

SECTION 39 

Repeal of enactments 

SECTION 40 

Protection of action taken under the Act 

 

 

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