Indian Service Tax
PART II
Common Topics
Adjudication
Cir. No. 75/5/2004-ST
Date 3/3/2004
Sub:- Service tax – Monetary limits and power of adjudication of officers of Central Excise in relation to Service Tax Rules, 1994 – Regarding.
Kindly refer to Board’s Circular Nos. 11/5/96, dated 22ndApril, 1996 and 30/1/2000, dated 6thJune, 2000 on the above mentione d subject.
Any orders passed by AddI. Commissioners/Joint Commissioners can neither be revised (u/s 84) nor cann it be applead before any appellate authoruty (u/s 85 and u/s 86). Therefore, in order to avoid problems of appeals against the orders passed by a Joint Commissioners/Additional Commissioners/ Commissioners of Central Excise, an amendment was carried out in section 73 of the Finance Act, 1994 on 16/7/2001, which limited the authority to Acs/DCs of Central Excise for issuing the shoe Cause Notices for short levy of service tax and also determination of such short levy by way of adjudication.
In view of the above, the matter of power of adjudication of offers of Central Excise in relation to Service Tax Rules, 1994 was re-examined and it has now been decided by the Board that adjudication of all the cases relating to Service Tax may be carried out only by the jurisdictional Acs/DCs of the Central Excise as per section 73 of the Finance Act, 1994.
The above referred circulars dated 22/4/96 and 6/6/2000 stand withdraw and superceded.
* Annexure IX
Comprehensive Register of Adjudication of Demands Raised under Section 73 of Chapter V of the Finance Act, 1994 :
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Guide to Service Tax
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| Amount of interest payable | Amount of interest paid TR-6 Challan No. & Date | Date of filing appeal if any | Remarks |
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