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Tool Amortization

Date 26 Jul 2012
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Views 10263 Views
Tool amortisation: no return requirement when job-worker uses tools; amortisation must be included in excise assessable value.
When customer-owned jigs, fixtures, moulds and dies are used by a job-worker on the manufacturer's behalf in accordance with Cenvat Credit Rules, there is no mandatory return requirement; the recovered cost is treated as tool amortisation and must be included in the assessable value of the finished goods for central excise duty, with no separate VAT/CST on the amortised portion. (AI Summary)

Dear All,

We are auto part manufacturer we have use the customer tool on challan and add tool amortization for excise duty in invoice.

we need the challan clear of tool within 180day? if not please let me about the notification under cover the subjected case.

Tasvir Sharma 

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