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Classification - Pontoon with spuds classifiable under Chapter ...


Pontoon with spuds under Chapter Heading 89.05 qualifies for duty exemption per Central Excise regulations.

May 14, 2016

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Classification - Pontoon with spuds classifiable under Chapter Heading No. 89.05 eligible for exemption from payment of duty - AT

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