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of <h1>India Updates Monetary Limits for Central Excise Officers' Adjudication Under Section 83A of Finance Act, 1994</h1> The Government of India, through the Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue, has issued Notification No. 48/2010, amending Notification No. 30/2005 regarding the powers of central excise officers for adjudication under Section 83A of the Finance Act, 1994. The amendment updates the table specifying the monetary limits for service tax or CENVAT credit adjudication by different levels of central excise officers. The Superintendent can adjudicate amounts not exceeding one lakh rupees, the Assistant or Deputy Commissioner up to five lakhs, the Joint Commissioner between five and fifty lakhs, the Additional Commissioner between twenty and fifty lakhs, and the Commissioner without any limit.
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