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MRP VALUATION

Date 10 Oct 2011
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MRP assessment: duty computed on net retail price after the prescribed abatement under the controlling notification.
MRP assessment is governed by a notification listing goods subject to MRP-based valuation and prescribing abatement percentages; the abatement is applied to MRP to arrive at the net assessable value, and excise duty is calculated on that net value. (AI Summary)

how can calculate Excise Duty uner MRP Price.

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Notification No. 49/2008 CE (NT) dt 24.12.2008 issued under Section 4A of CE Act,1944 gives the list of items covered under MRP assessment and the % of abatement available. If MRP is Rs 100,abatement is 35%, then duty is calculated on Rs 65.

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