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Steam generation from biomass briquettes

AJAY SINGH

Please any one give opinion that steam generation from biomass briquettes at clients location is excisable or not

Debate on Excise Duty for Steam from Biomass Briquettes: Excisable but Exempt if Used as Fuel On-Site. A forum discussion revolves around whether steam generation from biomass briquettes at a client's location is subject to excise duty. Participants debate the excisability and duty implications, referencing specific chapter headings of the Central Excise Tariff Act. It is noted that steam is excisable but not dutiable unless removed or sold. If used captively, it may be exempt under certain notifications. The conversation clarifies that if steam is generated and used as a fuel by the client, it may be exempt from duty unless it results in the production of excisable goods. (AI Summary)
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Ganeshan Kalyani on Jul 11, 2016

Sir, Steam generated is exciseable but not dutiable. Thanks.

KASTURI SETHI on Jul 11, 2016

Sh.Ganeshan Kalyani Ji,

Do you know sub-heading of Central Excise Tariff Act ? If so let me know. Steam generation from biomass briquettes.

MUKUND THAKKAR on Jul 11, 2016

Sir,

chapter heading 44013900 and it is excisable 12.5% if I am wrong please correct me.

KASTURI SETHI on Jul 11, 2016

Sh.Ajay Singh Ji,

I endorse the view of Sh.Mukund Thakkar, Sir. For steam generation there is another sub-heading no.2701 20 90but in my view also Chapter/sub-heading no. 4401 3900 is correct here and it attracts CE duty.

Ganeshan Kalyani on Jul 11, 2016

Sir, whether steam is removed / sold or it is used captively. The querist is requested to reply please. Thanks Sri Mukund Sir and Sri Kasturi Sir for enriching my knowledge. Thanks.

KASTURI SETHI on Jul 12, 2016

Sh.Ganeshan Kalyani Ji,

If used captively it would be exempted vide Notification No.67/95-CE dated 16.3.95 as amended latest vide Notification No.19/14-CE dated 11.7.14

AJAY SINGH on Jul 12, 2016

Respected kasturi sethi ji

If biomass briquettes taken to client premises and steam is generated with the use of that briquettes on Client location , and that steam is further used by that Client for there purpose as a fuel in place of coal

Then what will be the case , person who is generating the steam is issuing invoice as a sales of xxx unit of steam

Please help me thanks

KASTURI SETHI on Jul 12, 2016

Sh.Ajay Singh,

Such steam is used by the client as a fuel in place of coal. For what purpose ? Any excisable goods (dutiable) produced from that steam ? If so, steam is exempted. If not, duty on such steam is payable.

Ganeshan Kalyani on Jul 12, 2016

Sir, when you say at client place did you mean you have sold the biomass Bridgette ? Excise duty on Biomass briquette is non-exciseable. Further if your client generates the steam and removes / sells it then excise duty is applicable as rightly replied by Sri Kasturi Sir. Thanks.

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