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Excise Registration Amendment

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Dear All,

We have excise registration for.... say Plot no.A and we have purchased a new plot ... Say B which is bisected by the Public Road. Now we wish to include this plot in our existing RC. As per central Excise rule, it is under the power of Excise Commissioner. What may the practical difficulty ?

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The earlier owner of the land also had an excise registration and according to him he had surrendered the same two years beck (physically documents submitted) but it is not accepted online.

Now how should get it incorporated

User Faces Excise Registration Issue for Plot Separated by Road; Advised to Check Tax Liabilities and Consider Legal Action A user inquired about including a newly purchased plot, separated by a public road, into their existing excise registration. They faced issues because the previous owner claimed to have surrendered their excise registration, but it remains active online. A consultant advised that single registration is possible for premises separated by public roads, referencing a legal case. They suggested checking for any outstanding tax liabilities of the previous owner and ensuring cancellation of their excise registration. If unresolved, they recommended contacting the Jurisdictional Range Superintendent and considering legal action against the previous owner. (AI Summary)
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