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Return of Rejected Material

SURYAKANT MITHBAVKAR

We are operating different unit registered under Central Excise Act. under one entity name as Anchor Mark Pvt. Ltd.

We had Supplied material to our customer one year back for trial purpose on payment of excise duty  from our other unit which is closed now the same customer wants to return the material alongwith their excise invoice.

Can we take the material to our other unit which is registered under Cental Excise Act in different juridiction.

Pl. advice.

Company Can Accept Returned Materials at New Unit if Properly Documented Under Cenvat Credit Rules A company operating under the Central Excise Act supplied trial materials from a now-closed unit. A customer wishes to return these materials with an excise invoice. The company inquires if the materials can be received at another unit registered under the Central Excise Act. Responses vary: one suggests it's not possible due to the closure of the original unit, while others argue that under the Cenvat Credit Rules, the goods can be received and credited at the new unit if proper documentation is maintained. The consensus is that the return is feasible with the correct invoicing. (AI Summary)
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