Any amount paid in excess of duty liability on ones own volition ...

Central Excise

October 9, 2012

Any amount paid in excess of duty liability on ones own volition cannot be treated as duty, but it has to be treated simply a voluntary deposit - CGOVT

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Any amount paid in excess of duty liability on ones own volition ...

Central Excise

October 9, 2012

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