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Recently, the excise and service tax department unveiled
the Automation of Central Excise and Service Tax (ACES), a workflow-based
application software available at www.aces.gov.in. An application-based
facility, ACES would be installed at all the Central excise centres in
Bangalore and Hyderabad initially and throughout the country by end-2009,
enabling the assessees to do all transactions with the department through the
Net. ACES would completely replace the current mode of manual filing of
returns, payment of taxes, seeking of refund and rebate on duties, helping
assessees obtain registration under Central excise/service tax and also view
and track status of their document online. Some of the services offered online
include registration, filing and tracking of documents, e-mails of
business-related issues, payment of Central excise and service tax and a help
line.(Source : Business India Magazine, 1-11-2009)