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about cancellation of excise application

MEHUL ASHAR

Respected Sir,

                         As regarding above subject my question is that one of my clients filed excise application as a new user but due to one minor mistake of untyping of address department rejected his application (after issuing of RC) & excise authorites r telling to file new application but the now the question arises by filling new application does his ecc no. will change or will remain the same as before & as we had filled two ER-1' S showing rejected in the status due to the mistake,in it the cenvat balance is there can we take that credit or we have to take permission from excise authorites or we have to file new returns of previous periods. please guide.

Excise Application Rejected for Address Error; Concerns Over ECC Number Change and Handling ER-1 Returns with Cenvat Balance A client filed an excise application that was rejected due to a minor address error. The excise authorities advised submitting a new application, raising concerns about whether the existing ECC number would change and how to handle previously filed ER-1 returns with a Cenvat balance. One response suggested discussing the issue with local excise authorities. Another advised that a new application might generate a new number in sequence and recommended informing the jurisdictional authority about the situation and the returns filed. The original poster expressed gratitude for the guidance received. (AI Summary)
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