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I am first stage dealer registered under excise. In the excise gate pass is it necessary to write the manufacturer name from whom i have purchased? Can that be avoided by any means?

Dealer Must Include Manufacturer Details on Excise Gate Pass for CENVAT Credit as per Central Excise Rules A first-stage dealer inquired about the necessity of including the manufacturer's name on an excise gate pass. A respondent clarified that it is mandatory to provide the manufacturer's or importer's details, including ECC number and address, on the dealer invoice as per Central Excise Rules. These details allow cross-verification of duty paid. Although this disclosure might affect repeat business, it is a legal requirement. Alternatively, selling on a commercial invoice is possible, but it would not allow passing on CENVAT credit. Another participant confirmed the necessity of these details for claiming CENVAT credit benefits. (AI Summary)
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V K on Apr 17, 2013

Dear Mayank

It is mendatory requirement to provide the details of manufacturer / importer on the dealer Invoice as per C. Excise Rules. As the details of Duty Paid will be cross checked by the Manufacturer /Importer ECC /IEC No.

C. Ex has also specify the format of Invoice ( the details which should be on the Invoice)

Regards.. Vikas Kapoor

 

Guest on Apr 17, 2013

Sir,

     Thanks for your prompt reply. Is manufacturer ECC number and manufacturer address also mandatory to be provided to the purchaser? In such a case a trader will not be able to expect repeated clients?

V K on Apr 17, 2013

ECC NO with Range Address etc along with supplier complete Address is mandatory . your customer will also can check your purchase prices. But as per Law you have to follow the procedures.

else you can sell the products on commercial invoice ( But Cenvat credit can not be passed on this)

regards.. Vikas Kapoor.

YAGAY andSUN on Apr 17, 2013

Detailes pertaining to manufacturer are required to be mandatorily mentioned in the invoice raised by First Stage dealer if the customs intends to avail the benefits of CENVAT credit.

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