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Valuation - If certain items supplied by the buyers free of cost ...


Amortization Costs of Buyer-Supplied Items Must Be Included in Manufacturer's Assessable Value for Tax Purposes.

May 12, 2015

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

Valuation - If certain items supplied by the buyers free of cost to the manufacturer the value consideration of the said items in the form of amortization cost must be added in the assessable value for the reason that the sale value in such case cannot be considered as sole consideration - AT

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