Assessable value: post-manufacture processes inside the same premises can increase assessable value, but outside processing does not. Where further processes not amounting to manufacture are undertaken within the same factory premises, their cost must be included in the assessable value of the excisable goods; however, if duty-paid goods are cleared from the factory and subjected to such processes outside the factory by separate units or job workers, no additional dutyable value can be added. The Board, on the Law Ministry's advice, treats Siddharth Tubes as confined to intra premises processing and relies on the J.G. Glass ratio to preclude re levy for outside processing.
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Assessable value: post-manufacture processes inside the same premises can increase assessable value, but outside processing does not.
Where further processes not amounting to manufacture are undertaken within the same factory premises, their cost must be included in the assessable value of the excisable goods; however, if duty-paid goods are cleared from the factory and subjected to such processes outside the factory by separate units or job workers, no additional dutyable value can be added. The Board, on the Law Ministry's advice, treats Siddharth Tubes as confined to intra premises processing and relies on the J.G. Glass ratio to preclude re levy for outside processing.
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