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Circular No. 83/83/94-CX This Ministry has received a reference from the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas seeking clarification whether mixing of duty paid methanol to the extent of 3% with 97% of duty paid motor sprit amounts to “Manufacture” within the meaning of Section 2(f) of the Central excises and Salt Act, 1944.
Circular No. 82/82/94-CX Domestic Flour Mills are of two types viz. stoneless type and stone type. In stone type domestic flour mill, there is a cabinet made by joining the pieces of plywood. In this cabinet, parts like upper hub, lower hub, hopper for storing grains during milling, alongwith devices for regulating grain inlet, a pair of stone are fitted. front door
Circular No. 81/81/94-CX The new Central Excise Rule 12(1) has been framed to grant rebate of duty paid on export of duty paid goods. The new rule 12(1) (a) corresponds to the earlier rule 12 of the Central Excise Rules. The fresh Notification No. 41/94 has been issued under the new Rule 12(1)(a) which permits grant of rebate on all excisable goods except mineral oil
Circular No. 80/80/94-CX The Public Accounts Committee (1987-88) in their 110th Report (8th Lok Sabha) and in 16th Report (9th Lok Sabha) expressed disappointment over the issue of non-completion of reconciliation of revenue figures in the monthly statements of Range Officers with the figures booked in the accounts of PAOs so as to ensure proper accounting of revenue and recommended
Circular No. 79/79/94-CX Attention is invited to the instructions contained in Board”s Circular No. 26/90-CX.3 dated 26.6.90, clarifying that “micro nutrients” would be appropriately classifiable under heading No. 38.08 as “plant growth regulator”.
Circular No. 78/78/94-CX I am directed to state that the Supreme Court in their judgement dated 1.9.94 in Civil Appeal No. 3197 of 1986 with C.A. Nos. 19-22/80, 3331/84, 3464/88, 1384-85/87, 3963/90 and 2867/91 has deicded the dispute arising out of High Court”s orders and CEGAT”s orders on the scope of term “Job-work” pertaining to the Notification 119 of 75
Circular No. 77/77/94-CX It has been brought to the notice of the Board that scrap generated by breaking of a ship etc. is not being allowed deemed modvat credit by certain field informations. The ship-breakers have also represented to the Board
the unit shall be required to have a premise(s) duly bonded under section 58 of the said Customs Act, for storage, of imported or domestically procured inputs and capital equipment and, of final products manufactured or produced therefrom.
Circular No. 76/76/94-CX 57 H of the Central excise Rules 1944 deals with transitional provisions. The present amendment to the said rule, inter alia, permits acceptance of any invoice” or “any document as may be prescribed by the Central Board of Excise and Customs as valid document under Rule 57G.
Circular No. 75/75/94-CX I am directed to refer to Circular No.9/89 (F.No.14/10/8-CX-1) dated 25.7.89 on the subject noted above and to say that the matter has been further examined by the Board.
