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procedure for despatch of goods through multipole vehicle on single invoice

onkar kumar

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Like wise machinery items is there any provision to despatch finished goods into multiple vehicle due to large volume of goods, but assessee wants to generate single invoice? If yes, Pl quote relevant circlular/instruction/provision.

Clarification Sought on Dispatching Goods with Multiple Vehicles Under Single Invoice per Central Excise Rule 11. An individual inquired about the procedure for dispatching finished goods using multiple vehicles under a single invoice due to large volumes, referencing Central Excise rules. A respondent advised that dispatching goods under a single invoice is possible if all goods are sent on the same day and all vehicle numbers are listed on the invoice, citing Rule 11. However, the inquirer noted that Rule 11 specifies 'vehicle' not 'vehicles' and sought further clarification, referencing a circular for capital goods. The respondent suggested consulting the Central Excise manual, but the inquirer had difficulty accessing it online. (AI Summary)
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