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Clarification on availing excise duty exemption on substantial expansion by existing unit in J&K

Bimal jain
Existing Units in J&K Can Reclaim Excise Duty Exemptions for Second Expansion Under Notification No. 1/2010-CE The Central Board of Excise & Customs clarified that an existing unit in Jammu & Kashmir, which has previously availed excise duty exemptions under Notifications No. 56/2002-CE and 57/2002-CE through substantial expansion, can again avail such exemptions under Notification No. 1/2010-CE for a second substantial expansion, provided it meets the specified conditions. A query was raised regarding whether two units within the same premises manufacturing different products under the 56/2002 notification would be considered the same or different for exemption purposes. Further clarification on the term 'substantial expansion' was requested. (AI Summary)

Dear Professional Colleague,

Clarification on availing excise duty exemption on substantial expansion by existing unit in J&K

The Central Board of Excise & Customs (the Board) vide Circular No. 977/01/2014-CX, dated January 03, 2014(the Circular) has clarified on following issue on representations received from trade and industry associations.

Issue: Whether an existing unit in Jammu & Kashmir, which has availed of excise duty exemption under Notification No.56/2002-CE (location specific exemption to all goods other than the exclusion list) & No.57/2002-CE (non-location specific exemption to specified industries other than the exclusion list), both dated 14.11.2002 by way of substantial expansion can avail of excise duty exemption under Notification No.1/2010-CE, dated 06.02.2010, again by way of second substantial expansion.

Clarification: Existing unit which has availed of excise duty exemption under Notification No.56/2002-CE & 57/2002-CE, both dated 14.11.2002 by way of substantial expansion can avail of excise duty exemption under Notification No.1/2010-CE, dated 06.02.2010 again by way of second substantial expansion so long as it satisfies the conditions stipulated under Notification No.1/2010-CE, dated 06.02.2010.

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Bimal Jain
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