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UOM FOR CH HEADIT

Date 05 Jan 2017
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Unit of measurement: using MT in ER1 excise declarations is permissible and presents no legal impediment.
Adopting MT as the unit of measurement in the ER1 excise return is legally permissible despite a chapter heading showing kilograms; using MT in ER1 presents no legal impediment and is administratively acceptable for reporting purposes. (AI Summary)

Uom for ch heading IS Kg in excise ER1 can we define MT in ER1

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Yes.There is no legal problem.

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