If assessee has paid excess duty on all clearances during the ...

Central Excise

June 10, 2015

If assessee has paid excess duty on all clearances during the relevant period, such excesses have to be taken into account for confirming the demand of duty in terms of the provisions of Rule 10A of Central Excise Valuation Rules - AT

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If assessee has paid excess duty on all clearances during the ...

Central Excise

June 10, 2015

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