Vehicle expense apportionment and agricultural income substantiation: ITAT allowed partial business deduction and deleted the reclassification additio...
Transferable DFIA licences remained valid despite penalties imposed on the exporter, as they were not cancelled. The text explains that where proceedings against the exporter resulted in the duty demand being dropped and allegations against the importer were unproved, the importer could not be treated as having used fraudulent means to make duty-free imports. Those circumstances also did not justify invoking the extended limitation period. The customs-duty demand was therefore dropped, and the Revenue's appeal against that outcome was dismissed.
Transferable DFIA licences remained valid despite penalties imposed on the exporter, as they were not cancelled. The text explains that where proceedings against the exporter resulted in the duty demand being dropped and allegations against the importer were unproved, the importer could not be treated as having used fraudulent means to make duty-free imports. Those circumstances also did not justify invoking the extended limitation period. The customs-duty demand was therefore dropped, and the Revenue's appeal against that outcome was dismissed.
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