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1. Central Excise Duty – Basic Concepts
2. Classification of Excisable Goods – Principles
3. Classification of Excisable Goods – Procedural Aspects
4. Registration of Manufactures/Traders
5. Obtaining Excise Control Code Number
6. Exemption from Registration Requirement
7. Procedure for Units (SSIs) Claming Exemption/Concession Based on
Value of Clearances
8. Valuation of Excisable Goods: An overview
9. ‘Transaction Value’ under New Section 4 with effect fron 1-7-2000
10. MRP As the Basic of Assessable Value
11. Levy of Duty on Certain Commodities Based on Capacity Etc.
12. Production, Storage and Accountal of Manufactured (Finished Goods) Goods
13. Scrap/Waste arising in the Course of Manufacture
14. Manner of payment of Duty and Clearance of Excisable Goods on Excise Invoice
15. Return/Re-Entry of Goods to the Factory
16. Removal of Samples
17. Assessment of Goods to Duty and Filing of Monthly Return/ Annual Return
18. Removal for Warehousing of certain Goods and Removal of Certain
Goods without payment of Duty for any Particular end use
19. Export – An overview of Central Excise Law
20. Export under Bond/Undertaking to all Countries other than Nepal/Bhutan – Procedure
21. Simplified Export Procedure for Exempted units
22. Export to Nepal and Bhutan Without Payment of Duty
23. Procurement of Goods for Manufacture or processing of Export Goods under Bond
24. Export by Advance Licence/|Deec Holder
25. Cancellation of Export Documents/Re-Entry of Goods Cleared for
Export in the Factory-Import for Repairs etc.
26. Export under claim for Rebate to all Countries Other than Nepal & Bhutan
27. Export under Claim for Rebate of Duty on Excisable Material used in the
Manufacture of Export Goods other than to Nepal and Bhutan
28. Export to Nepal or Bhutan on Payment of Duty
29. Export Warehouse – Conditions & Procedures
30. Refund of Service Tax to Exporters of Goods
31. Cenvat Credit Scheme on inputs/Capital Goods – Basic Outline
32. Cenvat – Duty Paying Documents for Taking Credit on Inputs (Goods)
33. Cenvat Credit – Receipt, Accountal and Outside Processing of Inputs
34. Cenvat Credit on inputs (Goods) – Utilisation of Credit, Duty Reversal Proceedings
35. Cenvat on inputs (Goods) – Transitional Credit
36. Cenvat Scheme on Inputs (Goods) and Other Connected Matters
37. Cenvat Credit on Capital Goods for Manfacturers
38. Registration of Dealers/Importers for Issue of Cenvatable Invoices for Goods
39. Service Tax Credit Scheme for Manufacturers
40. Demands, Searches, Seizures, Summons and Appellate Remedies
41. Small Scale Industries and Central Excise
42. Compounding of Offences
43. Settlement of Cases under Central Excise Act, 1944 – An Overview
44. Other Aspects of Central Excise Compliances
45. Exemption from duty to Manufacturers/Factories in North East, J&K,
Uttaranchal & Himachal Pradesh
46. Large Taxpayers units Scheme (LTU)
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