Valuation - price variation clause - clearance of the finished ...

Central Excise

January 21, 2019

Valuation - price variation clause - clearance of the finished products at the lower rate of duty but subsequently, cleared the goods at the higher rate of duty - Demand of duty confirmed, but no penalty since fact was declared in E-1 Return.

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Valuation - price variation clause - clearance of the finished ...

Central Excise

January 21, 2019

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