Valuation - the provisions of Rule 5 of Central Excise Rules ...

Excess Transport Charges Excluded from Assessable Value u/r 5 for Additional Excise Duty Calculation.

October 6, 2016

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Valuation - the provisions of Rule 5 of Central Excise Rules complied with and the excess of transportation charges need not to be included in the assessable value for discharge of additional excess duty- AT

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Valuation - the provisions of Rule 5 of Central Excise Rules ...

Excess Transport Charges Excluded from Assessable Value u/r 5 for Additional Excise Duty Calculation.

October 6, 2016

Case Laws Central Excise AT

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