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Entitlement to refund claim - difference in rate at which excise ...


Company Seeks Excise Duty Refund Due to Rate Discrepancy Between Clearance and Sale from Depot.

July 18, 2012

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Entitlement to refund claim - difference in rate at which excise duty was paid at the time of clearance and the rate on which the goods were sold from depot - AT

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