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      Interest on Differential Duty for Captive Consumption Stands Despite Revised CAS-4; Payment Timing Crucial.

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      Central ExciseDecember 26, 2022Case LawsAT
      Interest on differential duty- captive consumption - revenue neutrality - revised CAS-4 prepared by the cost accountant - the liability to pay interest on duties short-paid at the time of clearance of goods for captive consumption does not get erased. The interest liability had not been discharged at the time of payment of differential duty and, hence, the essential precondition for dropping of further proceedings had not been complied with. Inevitably, the confirmation of differential duty necessarily has interest liability appended to it. - AT

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