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Includability - Whether amounts recovered by IIL in the form of ...


Court Rules Debit Notes for Bank Charges Not Included in Iron Ore Pellets' Assessable Value.

May 9, 2016

Case Laws     Central Excise     SC

Includability - Whether amounts recovered by IIL in the form of debit notes towards bank charges, interest, etc. were includible in the assessable value of inputs iron ore pellets - Post manufacturing expenses not to be loaded in the value - SC

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