Eligibility of quantity discount - as cash discount is something ...

Central Excise

March 21, 2016

Eligibility of quantity discount - as cash discount is something which is "known" at or prior to the clearance of the goods, being contained in the agreement of sale between the assessee and its buyers, and must therefore be deducted from the sale price in order to arrive at the value of excisable goods "at the time of removal". - AT

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Eligibility of quantity discount - as cash discount is something ...

Central Excise

March 21, 2016

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