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One goods covered in 12/2012 and another not covered

Date 10 Apr 2016
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Differential duty rates: eligible goods may attract concessional notification rates while others pay normal duty.
When two products made at the same premises differ in coverage under Notification 12/2012 CE, the product covered by the notification is liable to the concessional duty rate specified therein, while the non-covered product is liable to the normal excise duty rate; experts endorse applying rates on a per-product basis within the same manufacturing location. (AI Summary)

Dear Experts,

If two products manufactured in single premises and one covered in notification 12/2012 CE and We are paying excise duty @ 6% after following notification 12/2012 CE and another is not covered in the notification therefore paying @ 12.5% normal duty.. Can we do so???

Please reply.Thanks in advance..

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Replied on Apr 10, 2016
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Yes sir you can do it. Thanks.

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Replied on Apr 11, 2016
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Yes. Sh.Ganeshan Kalyani Sir is right. There is no other option.

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Endorse the views of both experts.

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