Refund of excess duty paid on the component of Sales Tax - ...

Central Excise

May 3, 2018

Refund of excess duty paid on the component of Sales Tax - deduction of sales tax amount from the assessable value - The assessment being final and excise duty has been discharged correctly with no indication of sales tax 'payable' or 'paid', no variation in assessable value later is permissible. - AT

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Refund of excess duty paid on the component of Sales Tax - ...

Central Excise

May 3, 2018

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