SSI exemption - There is no question of extending separate SSI ...

Central Excise

January 12, 2012

SSI exemption - There is no question of extending separate SSI exemption limit to each partner of a firm or to different firms being run by the same person especially in a situation where goods are manufactured by one firm and sold in the name of different firms..... - AT

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SSI exemption - There is no question of extending separate SSI ...

Central Excise

January 12, 2012

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