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Rebate Claim for Deemed Export under Rule 5 of the CCR 2004

Chetan Pawar

Dear Sir,

Thanks for the below very useful Information.

I would like to ask, we are the Oil filed chemicals manufacturer  & supply the same  in Rajasthan under International Competitive Bidding under Central Excise Notification No.12/2012 Dt.17.03.2012 (Sr.no.336), due to this we had accumulated Cenvat Credit, can we get the rebate from Excise under rule 5 of the CCR 2004.

Please explain with all legal aspects

Regards,

Chetan Pawar

Manufacturer Seeks CENVAT Credit Rebate Under Rule 5; Compliance with Rule 6 and Proportional Credit Reversal Debated A manufacturer of oil field chemicals inquired about claiming a rebate for accumulated CENVAT credit under Rule 5 of the CENVAT Credit Rules, 2004, due to supplies made under International Competitive Bidding per a specific Central Excise notification. An indirect tax consultant suggested checking compliance with Rule 6 regarding the reversal of CENVAT credit on exempted goods. If credit remains after reversal, a refund from the Revenue Department might be possible. Another respondent questioned the necessity of proportional credit reversal when using indigenous inputs for manufacturing and supplying under International Competitive Bidding. (AI Summary)
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