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Liability of excise duty - the excess amount collected from ...

Central Excise

March 13, 2019

Liability of excise duty - the excess amount collected from customers, on one or both counts, is hit by the impropriety of inclusion of such amount as ‘additional consideration’ envisaged in the said Rules

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