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Deposition of duty amount

Date 02 Sep 2009
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Duty on excess wastage may be mitigated where inputs and waste are exempt; SION and notification remedies guide deposit obligations.
Duty liability on excess wastage for an EOU depends on the fixed SION, whether waste is visible/recoverable or invisible/non recoverable, and whether inputs and waste are exempt. If inputs are indigenous and both raw material and waste are exempt, claimants may contend no duty is payable on excess invisible waste; however, the Development Commissioner's directive to deposit duty reflects the SION based shortfall and amendments to notifications can change when differential duty arises, so factual and temporal verification of exemptions and notification applicability is required. (AI Summary)

Co. X manufactures Guar Gum Powder from Refined Split. During Manufacturing process 16% of Split got wasted. Since Co. X is an 100% EOU, it applied for fixation of SION by claming 16% input base loss or 19% output base loss. The Adhoc Norms was also fixed considering process waste of 16% of Input but the Norms committee while admitting application, has fixed SION considering waste at 16% on output basis resulting in fixing of loss lower by 2.79% app. of input. It has been directed by Development Commissioner to deposit the custom/excise duty applicable on excess wastage cleared. Now the question arise at what value the duty is to be deposited & how much is to be deposited particularly when - 1.out of the 16% Input loss only 1% is visible & recoverable and rest is invisible and thus non recoverable. Further waste is also exempted by virtue of Notification. 2. Raw Material i.e. refined split is also exempted from excise duty by virtue of Notification.

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