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Central Excise Surrender of Registration

Srivatsan Krishnamachari

Dear Experts,

We have surrendered our central excise registration online and pending issues cleared. But we have one issue pending in CESTAT, Now dept. is asking us to pay the dispute amount under protest for clearing the registration certificate. Now i wish to know any other way to come out of this issue.

Kindly help.

Srinivas

Company Faces Pending CESTAT Matter Despite Surrendering Excise Registration; Experts Advise Payment Under Protest and Early Hearing Request A company has surrendered its central excise registration online, resolving most issues, but still has a pending matter with the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT). The department is requesting payment of the disputed amount under protest to clear the registration certificate. An expert suggests paying under protest and seeking a refund if the case is decided favorably. Another expert agrees with the department's stance and recommends applying to CESTAT for an early hearing. (AI Summary)
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