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Powers of Audit

rajkumar shukla

DOES THE CENTRAL EXCISE ACT EMPOWER THE DEPARTMENT TO CONDUCT AUDIT? IF YES UNDER WHICH SECTION. REPEAT   WHICH SECTION?

Debate on Central Excise Act: Does Section 37(1) Allow Departmental Audits Without Explicit Provision? A discussion on a forum addresses whether the Central Excise Act, 1944 authorizes departmental audits. One participant questions the specific section allowing such audits, while another clarifies that the Act does not explicitly provide for audits by department officers. Instead, Section 37(1) empowers the government to establish rules for audits, even if not detailed in the Act. The debate highlights the distinction between the Act and its derived rules, with one participant arguing that rules must be backed by the Act to withstand legal scrutiny. The discussion emphasizes the importance of rules in implementing the Act's purposes. (AI Summary)
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YAGAY andSUN on Dec 28, 2011

central Excise Act,1944 provides for following types of Audits:-

  1. Special Audit for Valuation purpose under section 14A.
  2. Special Audit for CENVAT credit purpose under Section 14AA.
  3. Excise Audit 2000.
rajkumar shukla on Dec 28, 2011

DEAR SIR.

WHAT I MEANT WAS AUDIT BY DEPT , NOT BY COST OR CHATERED ACCOUNTANTS. KINDLY QUOTE AUTHORITY OF EA 2000 UNDER Central Excise Act,1944. PL DO NOT QUOTE RULES IN THIS REGARD AS RULES DERIVE ITS POWERS FROM THE ACT.

sv bhasker on Dec 28, 2011

Sir,

There is no Section in CE Act that provides for audit by dept officers  . But Section 37(1) of Central Excise Act empoweres the govt  to make Rules that allows auditing by dept officers. . 

rajkumar shukla on Dec 28, 2011

BUT SIR  AS PER SECTION37(1) ,GOVT IS EMPOWEREDTO MAKE RULES TO CARRY INTO EFFECT THE PURPOSE OF THIS ACT.WHEN THE ACT ITSELF IS SILENT ON THIS POINT ,HOW THE RULES CAN BE MADE.SECTION 37(2) ALS DOES NOT  CONTAIN ANY SUCH PROVISION.

sv bhasker on Dec 28, 2011

SIR,


THE PURPOSE OF ACT IS TO COLLECT TAXES UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF LAW. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILTY OF CE OFFICERS TO AUDIT AND SEE WHETHER THE PROVISIONS ARE COMPLIED WITH AND APPLICABLE TAXES ARE PAID .  IT MAY NOT BE POSSIBLE TO SPELL OUT EACH AND EVERY ACTIVITY TO BE DONE BY CE OFFICERS IN THE ACT. FOR EXAMPLE YOU MAY BE FILING MONTHLY RETURNS WITH DEPT. THERE MAY NOT BE ANY SECTION WHICH PROVIDES FOR THAT. STILL RETURNS ARE FILED WITH DEPT UNDER RULE 12 OF CE Rules, 2002. SO WE HAVE TO FOLLOW RULES AS WE DO WITH SECTIONS OF LAW.

Guest on Dec 29, 2011

The Rules derive the authorization under the provisions of the relevant Act passed by the legislature.

rajkumar shukla on Dec 29, 2011

BUT YOU WOULD AGREE THAT COURTS HAVE STRUCK DOWN THE RULES MADE IN THIS REGARD UNLESS THE ACTION IS AUTHORISED BY THE ACT.REFER FINANCE ACT GTO EPISODE AND REVERSE CHARGE MECHANISM EPISODE.

 

DEV KUMAR KOTHARI on Dec 29, 2011

Incomplete information that too without queriest own views render the discussion forum less effective, as we can observe in the trail on this query. When queriest is a learned person, he can better serve purpsoe of discussion by bringing his own knowledge in his query for further discussion.

rajkumar shukla on Dec 29, 2011

 I am consistently giving my viewpoint as is evident from the trail.you considered views are solicited on the issue.

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