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Penalty under rules 25 and 27 of CE Rules 2002

IMMANUEL NEIHSIAL

Penalty under rule 25 of central excise rules 2002 has been imposed @15% of the Demand. Now i refrain from imposing penalty under rule 27 of the CE rule 2002. I want to know whether my decision is right or wrong. Can we impose penalties by using both rules 25 and 27 of CE rules 2002 ?

Advice is highly sought on the matter.

Thank you.

Discussion on 15% Penalty Under Rule 25 of Central Excise Rules 2002 and Section 11AC(1)(d) Compliance A discussion on a forum addresses the imposition of penalties under rules 25 and 27 of the Central Excise Rules 2002. A participant queries whether imposing a 15% penalty under rule 25 is correct and if penalties can be imposed under both rules simultaneously. A respondent confirms the decision is correct and clarifies that penalties should not exceed the amount of duty evaded, questioning the basis for the 15% penalty. The original poster explains the penalty was imposed because the assessee fulfilled section 11AC(1)(d) of the Central Excise Act 1944. Another participant questions if the query is from a department officer. (AI Summary)
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