Valuation - bifurcation between the value of the goods into (i) ...

Central Excise

July 20, 2016

Valuation - bifurcation between the value of the goods into (i) CPU and (ii) HDD and there by discharging payment of central excise duty only on the former without taking into account value of the latter. - Demand confirmed - AT

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Central Excise

July 20, 2016

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