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Classification of the product - Caesarstone - whether classified ...

GST

August 9, 2018

Classification of the product - Caesarstone - whether classified under HSN code 2506 or 6810 for the purpose of levy of GST? - to be classified under HSN code 6810 - order of AAR confirmed.

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