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Confusion on taxation of Rolling Tobacco

Date 08 May 2026
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Rolling tobacco excise duty is levied on abated value, not full RSP, amid high tobacco tax incidence.
Rolling tobacco is subjected to 325% ad valorem duty on the assessable value after statutory abatement of the Retail Sale Price under Section 4A, so the levy is not 325% of the printed RSP itself. The effective burden depends on the notified abatement and the tax-inclusive pricing structure. The revised excise rate is also explained as part of the policy response to the proposed withdrawal or phase-out of GST Compensation Cess, with the enhanced levy operating alongside GST, NCCD, Central Excise and other tobacco levies. (AI Summary)

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I wanted to understand how will the Central Excise Duty be calculated on Rolling Tobacco under the new regime. What I have understood so far is that the rate of duty is 325% on the abated value of the RSP. If that is the case, won't the taxation always be more than the RSP of the product?

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