Rebate claim - export of less quantity of goods - natural loss ...

Central Excise

July 24, 2016

Rebate claim - export of less quantity of goods - natural loss of goods in transit - as per provision of law rebate of duty cannot be allowed on the quantity of goods which have not been exported. - CGOVT

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Rebate claim - export of less quantity of goods - natural loss ...

Central Excise

July 24, 2016

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