Central Excise - Classification of Polyols and Isocyanates, when added with other additives such as fillers, plasticisers, flame proofing agents, pigments, blowing agents etc.,
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Classification of polyols and isocyanates: components with additives must be assessed individually on merits for excise assessment Polyols and isocyanates presented together for sale, even when containing additives such as fillers, plasticisers, flame-proofing agents, pigments, blowing agents, catalysts or foam stabilizers, must be classified and assessed individually on their merits; these additives are permitted additions that do not alter the constituent products' classification or convert them into a single 'set.' The Board accepts the technical opinion and directs field formations and trade to finalise pending assessments accordingly.
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Classification of polyols and isocyanates: components with additives must be assessed individually on merits for excise assessment
Polyols and isocyanates presented together for sale, even when containing additives such as fillers, plasticisers, flame-proofing agents, pigments, blowing agents, catalysts or foam stabilizers, must be classified and assessed individually on their merits; these additives are permitted additions that do not alter the constituent products' classification or convert them into a single "set." The Board accepts the technical opinion and directs field formations and trade to finalise pending assessments accordingly.
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