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Valuation of goods - Since cost of secondary packing not ...


Special Packing Costs Excluded from Goods' Assessable Value When Provided at Customer's Request.

October 24, 2015

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

Valuation of goods - Since cost of secondary packing not ordinarily used and given specially at the request of customer, is not includible in the assessable value, the benefit of exclusion of the cost of special packing as a secondary packing has to be allowed - AT

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