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<h1>Invoices for Excisable Goods: Essential Details, Triplicate Copies, and Authentication Required by Rule</h1> Invoices are essential for clearing excisable goods, detailing duty assessments without a prescribed format but requiring specific information like serial numbers, registration details, and duty payable. Invoices must be prepared in triplicate for the buyer, transporter, and assessee, with additional copies marked 'NOT FOR CENVAT PURPOSE.' Only one invoice book set is typically allowed unless special permission is granted for multiple sets with distinct serial numbers. Invoices must be authenticated by authorized personnel, and duty amounts rounded to the nearest rupee. Cancellations require notifying authorities and retaining the triplicate copy for audits. Semi-finished goods can be removed for processing under specific rules.