Central Excise - Chapter 37 - X-ray films, Graphic art films - Whether cutting, slitting into smaller sizes and repacking amounts to manufacture - Reference from C. & A.G. - Regarding
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Manufacture for excise: cutting, slitting and perforation of duty-paid jumbo film rolls not treated as manufacture. The Ministry, after consultation with the Comptroller and Auditor General, directs that cutting, slitting, repacking and perforation of duty-paid imported jumbo rolls of sensitised photographic paper and cinematographic, graphic art, industrial and medical x-ray films do not amount to manufacture for central excise assessment, and advises enforcement of these guidelines in assessment of such goods.
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Manufacture for excise: cutting, slitting and perforation of duty-paid jumbo film rolls not treated as manufacture.
The Ministry, after consultation with the Comptroller and Auditor General, directs that cutting, slitting, repacking and perforation of duty-paid imported jumbo rolls of sensitised photographic paper and cinematographic, graphic art, industrial and medical x-ray films do not amount to manufacture for central excise assessment, and advises enforcement of these guidelines in assessment of such goods.
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