Tax Commentary - Riaz Ahmad, Saqib, Gohar & Company

Federal Excise Act, 2005
Claim for admissible adjustments should be made within one year

Section : 44 (2)

Comments :

In a case where a registered person did not avail adjustment of duty admissible at the relevant time, the Collector may allow such person to avail the adjustment at any subsequent time provided that claim for such adjustment is made within a period of one year from the date on which it was admissible.

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	Monthly filing of return Return for change in rate of duty Revised return Zero rate of duty Draw back of duty Adjustment of excise duty paid Condition to take adjustment Default surcharge Rate of default surcharge Value of goods Value of services Value of imported goods Value of goods sold at retail price Indication of retail price Not required for sales tax registered Limit for recovery of unpaid duty Minimum period for record keeping Prescribed records Requirements as to invoices No separate invoice for tax & duty Failure to file a return For manipulation in stored data If retail price is not indicated Evasion of duty on cigarettes Power to arrest and prosecute Register of Arrests and Detention Officers shall assist Excise Officers Power to seize Confiscation of cigarettes Cigarettes seized on evasion of duty Power to release seized conveyance Appointment of excise officers Power of adjudication Minimum time to decide the case Appeals to Collector (Appeals) Appeals to the Appellate Tribunal Appeals to High Court Power to rectify mistakes in orders Alternate Dispute Resolution Claim in respect of refund of duty Claim for admissible adjustments Basis of computation of period Access to records of excise staff Postings of excise staff Departmental Audit Power of Collector to conduct audit Further proceedings may abate Appointment of audit firm Composite audit