Benefit of section 80HHC for export of processed minerals--Clarification regarding export of cut and polished dimensional blocks, granite or other rocks
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Section 80HHC benefit: exports of cut and polished granite dimensional blocks qualify where mechanical processing and value addition occur. The Board clarifies that when rough granite is cut into dimensional blocks of uniform colour and size, it undergoes mechanical processing, dressing and polishing that remove natural flaws and constitute value addition; accordingly, profits from export of such dimensional granite blocks qualify for deduction under section 80HHC of the Income tax Act.
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Section 80HHC benefit: exports of cut and polished granite dimensional blocks qualify where mechanical processing and value addition occur.
The Board clarifies that when rough granite is cut into dimensional blocks of uniform colour and size, it undergoes mechanical processing, dressing and polishing that remove natural flaws and constitute value addition; accordingly, profits from export of such dimensional granite blocks qualify for deduction under section 80HHC of the Income tax Act.
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