Classification of goods - computer stationery and paper rolls - ...

Central Excise

January 16, 2018

Classification of goods - computer stationery and paper rolls - it is not merely the paper or stationery but the printing on it that gives it the worth, hence the subject item reflects more a member of Chapter 49, family compared to chapter 48. - AT

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Classification of goods - computer stationery and paper rolls - ...

Central Excise

January 16, 2018

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