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Seeking refund of amount debited from the MEIS scrips issued to the petitioner in cash - What is the duty to be imposed on the imported goods first be calculated and accordingly, 2% of education cess and 1% of secondary and higher education cess shall be levied and imposed. Hence, when the importer pay the duty, he shall also pay the cess which become part and parcel of the duty of customs. - When such a circular was issued by the Customs Department and the same having been implemented in respect of various people like the petitioner, the benefit of the said circular cannot be denied to the petitioner on the alleged reason that, the education cess or the higher and secondary education cess being a different component cannot be treated as customs duty or additional customs duty - HC
Seeking refund of amount debited from the MEIS scrips issued to the petitioner in cash - What is the duty to be imposed on the imported goods first be calculated and accordingly, 2% of education cess and 1% of secondary and higher education cess shall be levied and imposed. Hence, when the importer pay the duty, he shall also pay the cess which become part and parcel of the duty of customs. - When such a circular was issued by the Customs Department and the same having been implemented in respect of various people like the petitioner, the benefit of the said circular cannot be denied to the petitioner on the alleged reason that, the education cess or the higher and secondary education cess being a different component cannot be treated as customs duty or additional customs duty - HC
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