Abhishek Raja "Ram"
8 months ago
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š¦š²šæšš¶š°š² š§š®š ā ššš¦š§šš§ ššµšŗš²š±š®šÆš®š±: š„š²š³šš»š± šš¹š®š¶šŗ š§š¶šŗš²-šš®šæšæš²š± šØš»š±š²šæ š¦š²š°šš¶š¼š» ššš š¢ š§šµš² š§šæš¶šÆšš»š®š¹ šµš²š¹š±: Payments during investigations without protest are excise duty, not deposits; refund claims beyond Section 11B's limitation are disallowed.
š šš®š°šš: šš¼šŗš½š®š»š: M/s. John Energy Ltd. ššššš²: Whether a refund claim can be rejected on the ground of limitation if the payment was made during investigation without a formal protest. šš°šš¶šš¶šš: Refund claim for service tax paid during investigation was rejected as time-barred under Section 11B despite demand being set aside.
āļø ššš±š“š²šŗš²š»š: The Tribunal ruled that payments made during investigations without formal protest are treated as duty, not deposits. As the refund claim was filed beyond the limitation period under Section 11B of the Central Excise Act, 1944, it was deemed time-barred, following the precedent set in Ajni Interiors.
š šš®šš² šš»š³š¼šæšŗš®šš¶š¼š»: š§š¶šš¹š²: M/s. John Energy Ltd. vs. Commissioner of Service Tax ā Service Tax š¢šæš±š²šæ šš®šš²: 8 December 2022 š This ruling emphasizes that refund claims must adhere to the statutory time limits under Section 11B, even if the original demand is set aside.
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