End-use certification requirement for bulk drugs to secure central excise exemption; manufacturers must prove intended pharmaceutical use. Manufacturers of 'other bulk drugs' must produce certificates proving that the goods are used as bulk drugs or as ingredients in formulations to qualify for the excise exemption; authorities should insist on such end use proof because the exemption is to be read with the statutory definitions that limit relief to substances actually used as such or as ingredients in drug formulations.
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End-use certification requirement for bulk drugs to secure central excise exemption; manufacturers must prove intended pharmaceutical use.
Manufacturers of "other bulk drugs" must produce certificates proving that the goods are used as bulk drugs or as ingredients in formulations to qualify for the excise exemption; authorities should insist on such end use proof because the exemption is to be read with the statutory definitions that limit relief to substances actually used as such or as ingredients in drug formulations.
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