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Law cannot be interpreted broadly. It has to interpret case to case basis. It is very much clear that if the product is being manufactured for ultimate consumer and covered under provision of Legal Metrology Act and Rules, valuation of the goods shall be Under Section 4A of the Central Excise Act. But if the same product is being manufactured as a physician sample and removed for the free distribution, valuation shall not be under Section 4A of the Central Excise Act, 1944, as it is not meant for retail sale.
Rebate of duty on goods exported out of India is covered by Rule 18 of the Central Excise Rules, 2002. The Central Government may, by notification, grant rebate of- i. Duty paid on such excisable goods which are exported out of India, or ii. Duty paid on materials used in the manufacturing or processing of such goods.
A job work transaction triggers Excise Duty liability if the process involves manufacture. The consequent question that arises is how to determine assessable value of the goods involved. The various provisions that linger in one’s mind are Rule 10 A 0r Rule 8 or Rule 11 of the Central Excise Valuation Rules 2000.
Under Rule-6 (1)- CENVAT credit shall not be allowed used in or in relation to manufacturing of exempted goods and services. Manufacturer or service provider is obliged to maintain separate account of input and input services for various activity. The CENVAT credit Rules made to facilitate assesses to reverse the CENVAT on exempted goods in proportion or adhoc reversal of 7% and 6% to service provider and manufacturer of goods.
In this whole article, I will be discussing about practical aspects of Rule 6 of CEVR, 2000. This Rule comes into play when Price is not the sole consideration. But before talking about Rule 6, I will be discussing with my readers, what is the general provisions.
In India, it is a common practice at customs that at the time of valuation of imported goods into India for levy of customs duty 1% mark up is made in the assessable value on account of handling, loading and unloading charges of the goods without going into detail what are in fact the actual expenses in this regard.
Gold rates 24 CARAT Rs.26,580.00 (99.50) per 10 gram 22 CARAT Rs.25,850.00 per 10 gram 20 CARAT Rs.24,150.00 per 10 gram 18 CARAT Rs.22,100.00 per 10 gram Silver Rates : Rs.37,500.00 Per Kg Related Posts- Gold & Silver rates from 01.04.1981 to 31.03.2014 Year end Rates of Gold & Silver from 1982 to 2014 with […]
Goodwill of an enterprise is an important ‘asset’ which is relevant for investors in their decision to invest or not and to know how goodwill is quantified? A chartered accountant may think this to be his forte to provide an answer but how much is the value of goodwill of an entity and value of an entity may be difficult to answer but not impossible.
The unutilized balance of Cenvat credit in the books of accounts is eligible to be transferred to the new premises when the factory is shifted from one site to another., in terms of rule 10(1) of the Cenvat Credit Rules,2004 (hereafter referred to as CCRs,2004).However, audit objections are being raised against such transfers, where there are no stock of inputs ,capital goods or goods in process at the old site, relying on the sub-rule 3 of rule 10 of CCRs,2004.
Input Service means any service,- (i) used by a provider of output service for providing an output service; or (ii) used by the manufacturer, whether directly or indirectly, in or in relation to the manufacture of final products and clearance of final products, up to the place of removal, and includes services used in relation to modernization, renovation or repairs of a factory,
