The definition of the term “inputs” and “capital goods” as given ...

Central Excise

August 15, 2011

The definition of the term “inputs” and “capital goods” as given in the Cenvat Credit Rules are not applicable to Exemption notifications under Customs

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The definition of the term “inputs” and “capital goods” as given ...

Central Excise

August 15, 2011

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