SSI exemption - switchover from discharging normal excise duty - ...

Central Excise

September 1, 2017

SSI exemption - switchover from discharging normal excise duty - Their payment of duty upto 31/08/2005 clearly shows that they have not opted for exemption under the said notification. As such, they cannot switch over to SSI exemption, as per their choice, in the middle of the year.

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SSI exemption - switchover from discharging normal excise duty - ...

Central Excise

September 1, 2017

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