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of <h1>Central Excise Law tightens penalties for late or missing returns; Chiefs to monitor compliance quarterly.</h1> The Central Board of Excise & Customs emphasizes the enforcement of penal provisions for non-submission or delayed submission of returns under Central Excise Law. Assessees are required to file various returns, such as monthly, quarterly, and yearly reports, to facilitate self-assessment and duty payment verification. The Board has noted a lack of compliance, particularly with specialized returns like ER-5, ER-6, and ER-7, and insufficient follow-up by field formations. Jurisdictional Commissioners are directed to establish mechanisms to identify defaulters and enforce penalties under relevant rules, with Chief Commissioners monitoring compliance quarterly.
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