MRP declared before the Customs or before the Central Excise is ...

Central Excise

January 28, 2015

MRP declared before the Customs or before the Central Excise is the same therefore, the duty payable on the said goods is equal to the CVD paid by the appellant. Therefore, the situation is of Revenue neutrality - AT

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MRP declared before the Customs or before the Central Excise is ...

Central Excise

January 28, 2015

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