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APPLICABILITY OF EXCISE REGISTRATION

BAL KRISHAN GARG

Dear All Members ,

I have received a reply against my querry from Mr.Pradeep Khatri Ji and he had clarified that the basic exemption limit for registration is 150 Lacs .

My Querry is the client has both type of sale i.e. Manufacturing alongwith Trading also

My Query is whether the sale part of trading activity and scrap sale will be included in the calculation of basic limit for registration in excise ?

Please clarify the above issue .

 

Thanks to all

B.K.GARG

Excise Registration: Trading and Scrap Sales Excluded from Basic Exemption Limit of 150 Lakhs, Avoid Deemed Manufacturing A query was raised regarding whether trading and scrap sales should be included in the calculation of the basic exemption limit for excise registration, which is set at 150 lakhs. Responses clarified that trading activities cannot be combined with manufacturing for excise purposes. Citing a case, it was noted that the value of trading and manufacturing activities conducted from the same premises cannot be clubbed. It was advised to ensure no activities are undertaken that might be considered deemed manufacturing, as even unpacking could qualify under certain conditions. (AI Summary)
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