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Repair of Excisable Finished Goods

Pradeep Kaushik

Dear Sir/s,

We are a manufecturer of Excisable Goods. There is some Finished Goods, required to be Repaired.

We have taken the record of the Finished Goods in RG-1 Register. Do, we have to debit the duty as per value of the goods, we have to repair.

Please let me know the process as per Central Excise Rule. 

Is there any other way for the repair Process of the Finished Goods.

Your early reply will be highly obliged.

Best Regards.

Pradeep Kaushik

Manufacturer Seeks Guidance on Repair Process for RG-1 Goods; Clarification on Duty Debit and Documentation Needed A manufacturer of excisable goods seeks guidance on the process for repairing finished goods recorded in the RG-1 Register under Central Excise rules. They inquire whether they need to debit the duty based on the goods' value and request detailed procedures. A respondent advises notifying the jurisdictional Range Superintendent, declaring any parts replaced, and reversing CENVAT credit on these parts. The manufacturer requests further clarification on documentation and permissions required from the Central Excise Department. The respondent suggests submitting a letter with relevant details, including repair plans and changes in assessable value, to obtain necessary permissions. (AI Summary)
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