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CE Tariff clasification of Steam

Date 17 Jul 2013
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Central excise classification of steam questioned after removal from tariff schedule; excisability status remains unclear.
Central excise tariff classification of steam is questioned because the historical chapter 28 entry no longer appears; the central issue is whether steam remains an excisable commodity in the absence of a current tariff entry, and no authoritative clarification is recorded in the exchange. (AI Summary)

pl suggest me central excise tariff classification of steam as on date.

previously steam was classified in chapter 28. 

Now there is no such entry CETH in respect of steam, whether steam is no more a excisable commodity.

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