CVD at 10% Levied on Insoluble Sulphar Despite ‘Nil’ Excise Duty: CESTAT sets aside Order [Read Order]

The assessing authority, without providing justification, had imposed a 10% CVD on goods that were subject to a ‘Nil’ rate
CVD Insoluble Sulfur - CESTAT Ruling - CVD Exemption - CESTAT Decision - Taxscan

The Bangalore bench of the Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) has overturned the assessing authority’s order imposing a 10% Countervailing Duty (CVD) on insoluble sulfur, noting that the goods is already subject to a ‘nil’ excise duty and that no additional duties are applicable, rendering the appeal sustainable on its merits. The…

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