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Excise in E-1 Transaction

Sarjeet Rajani

Respected All,

Point 1 :- If am in Gujarat and I made the purchase from Rajasthan and consignee at UP. I made the E-1Transction.

Pls. advise for Excise duty, whether I should take the Credit or consignee direct take the credit.

Point 2:- if am in Gujarat and I made the purchase from Rajasthan and material come to my plant at Silvassa and then we transfer the material to UP, I am manufacturer.

Pls. advise for Excise duty, whether should I tack the input credit and charge the output Excise OR I simply pass the same Excise duty to UP.

Thank you

Discussion on Excise Duty Credit in E-1 Transactions: Input Credit Handling and Conditions for Reversal A participant from Gujarat initiated a discussion regarding excise duty in E-1 transactions involving purchases from Rajasthan with a consignee in Uttar Pradesh. They sought advice on whether to take credit themselves or allow the consignee to take it. In a scenario where the material is transferred to their plant in Silvassa before being sent to Uttar Pradesh, they inquired about handling input credit and output excise duty. A respondent clarified that the consignee can take credit if the invoice is properly made, and detailed the conditions under which credit can be taken or reversed according to relevant rules. (AI Summary)
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