Classification of goods - printing of the items such as Books, ...

June 25, 2018

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Classification of goods - printing of the items such as Books, Magazine, Posters, Letter Head, Letter Pad, Envelop, Calender, Flayers Receipt Book, Product Folders, News Letter, Invitation Cards, Officer Stationary, Pad, Scriber Pad, Lebel, Stickers, Non-Corrugated Box, Diary etc. - the product comes under Chapter Heading 49.01 which pertains to printing.

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Classification of goods - printing of the items such as Books, ...

June 25, 2018

Case Laws Central Excise AT

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