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

Central Excise

April 8, 2020

Valuation - price variation clause - the price of finished goods is to be revised and duty is to be paid on higher price. In case the price of raw material falls, the appellant is entitled to claim less amount of the manufactured goods. Therefore, as per the said clause, as per price variation clause, the duty needs to be recalculated as per the amount received from the buyer towards supply of goods by the appellant. The same is required to be examined by the adjudicating authority. - AT

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

Central Excise

April 8, 2020

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