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Duty on bagasse and press mud

THYAGARAJAN KALYANASUNDARAM

Dear Experts,

one of my customer manufacturers of sugar and while production there is bye products of bagasse and press mud. And they are claiming common Cenvat credit. Recently the central excise officer came to their premises for audit and asking them to reverse the Cenvat credit proportionately or pay duty on bagasse and press mud at 5% duty. I gone through several judgements stating that, it is not required to reverse the Cenvat credit. Now I would like to know what is present position under central excise act.

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my client is pledging the sugar and taking the payment against which government is giving guarantee for this pledging of sugar being our company as registered as cooperative societies and based on the guarantee given by the government the company is paying the commission to government, the central excise officer is asking us to pay service tax under reverse charge mechanism as support service received from the government.

can you please clarify the aforesaid doubt asap.

Sugar Manufacturer Challenges Excise Duty and Cenvat Credit Reversal on By-products; Questions Service Tax Under Reverse Charge A customer involved in sugar manufacturing is facing issues with central excise duties on by-products, bagasse and press mud, and the reversal of Cenvat credit. An audit by a central excise officer suggested either reversing the credit or paying a 5% duty on these by-products. Despite several judgments suggesting no reversal is needed, a circular mandates credit reversal from March 2015. Additionally, the customer is questioned about service tax under the reverse charge mechanism for government-guaranteed sugar pledging. Discussions reveal that while circulars guide departmental actions, they are not binding on assessees, and litigation may not be beneficial. (AI Summary)
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