Mere Omission to give correct information is not suppression of facts unless it was deliberate to Evade Customs duty: CESTAT

The CESTAT held that mere omission to give correct information is not suppression of facts unless it was deliberate to evade customs duty
CESTAT - CESTAT Bangalore - Customs duty - Mere Omission - TAXSCAN

The Bangalore bench of the Customs Excise & Service Tax Appellate Tribunal ( CESTAT ) held that mere omission to give correct information is not suppression of facts unless it was deliberate to evade customs duty. M/s. Minebea Intec India Private Limited, the appellant filed a Bill of Entry dated 6.10.2009 for the import of balances…

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