Central Excise - Computerisation of accounts of assessee to be encouraged - Recommendations of Collector's Conference held on 8th, 9th and 10th July, 1993
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Computerised accounts acceptance: Collectors may accept computerized private records subject to specified conditions under existing guidance. Collectors are authorised to accept private records, including computerised records, in lieu of prescribed statutory forms for matters relating to production, manufacture, storage, delivery or disposal of goods and accounting of raw materials, subject to conditions the Collector may specify; the Board reiterates an earlier circular permitting such acceptance and considers no amendment of the Central Excise Rules necessary.
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Computerised accounts acceptance: Collectors may accept computerized private records subject to specified conditions under existing guidance.
Collectors are authorised to accept private records, including computerised records, in lieu of prescribed statutory forms for matters relating to production, manufacture, storage, delivery or disposal of goods and accounting of raw materials, subject to conditions the Collector may specify; the Board reiterates an earlier circular permitting such acceptance and considers no amendment of the Central Excise Rules necessary.
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