04/09/2014
1. In central excise, SSI units are units who are availing or eligible for availing SSI exemption up to 1.5 corers of its current year turnover as such unit turnover in the previous year does not exceed Rs. 4 corers. - required to file return in ER-3 format this is a returns of production, clearances and payment of excise duty
2. All other units are regular units - required to file return in ER-1 .
3. ER-6 is a monthly report relating to monthly return of receipt and consumption of each of Principal Inputs. Which is filed by those units whose duty payment in the current financial year going to be one corer or more and, such unit too required to file ER-5 information about principal inputs of an assesses and is filed in beginning of the financial year on or before 30th April.
4. Assesses who is required to submit ER-5 is also required to submit monthly return of receipt and consumption of each of Principal Inputs in form ER-6 to Superintendent of Central Excise by tenth of following month
5. Only those assesses who are required to submit ER-5 return are required to submit ER-6 return and such unit in most cases don’t fall under SSI hence they file ER-1.
SSI UNIT
Under Excise Govt. has given various concession to SSI unit to encourage their growth.SSI whose turnover was less than 4 CROR in previous year is a SSI in the next year.
They have option:-
First:- Up to 1.50 CROR turnover don’t pay excise duty as exempted just like income tax where if your income is Rs.2, 50,000/- you don’t need to pay tax. Excess over 1.50 corer turnover excise is payable.
Excise duty paid on Input good used for the production of Rs.1.50 CR turnover is not deductible.
Hence use this formula (Input Credit/Total Turnover)*1.50 CR and deduct this amount from “Input Tax Credit”.
Second Option:- Ignore the exemption of Rs.1.50 corers and pay same case VAT.
(Output*Excise duty Less Input credit till date.