Classification of goods - imported thermal paper - printing of ...

Central Excise

March 13, 2019

Classification of goods - imported thermal paper - printing of the name of the bank and coding to read the end of statement transacted, is cut and slit and placed in ATMs in rolls - correctly classifiable under Chapter 48

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Classification of goods - imported thermal paper - printing of ...

Central Excise

March 13, 2019

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