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SSI exemption available or not_packing in customer's printed boxes

Prem Bajaj

Dear Experts

Please suggest!!

If my customer has supplied printed cartoon boxes nothing else, means i am procuring the goods at my own and manufacturing the same. After manufacturing i packed the material in Printed Cartoon Boxes which has already supplied by my customer, Then Whether Still i am eligible to take benefit of 150 lakhs on this particular transaction, Whether Excise duty be chargeable or not.???

Thank you in advance..!!

Eligibility for SSI Exemption: Debate on Branded Packaging's Impact Continues; Conflicting Precedents Cited, Awaiting Further Clarification. A user inquired about the eligibility for SSI exemption when using customer-supplied printed boxes for packaging. The discussion involved four replies, highlighting differing legal precedents on whether branding on packaging affects exemption eligibility. One reply cited cases where branding led to denial of exemption, while another referenced a case where exemption was granted despite the use of branded packing slips. It was suggested that the matter is debatable and would require adjudication by authorities. The issue had already been challenged by the department, and further guidance was sought from a relevant Board's circular. (AI Summary)
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