Seeks to notify the Articles of Jewellery (Collection of Duty) Rules, 2016, applicable to articles of jewellery or parts of articles of jewellery or both falling under heading 7113 of the Central Excise Tariff Act, 1985 (5 of 1986) - 34/2016 - Central Excise - Non Tariff
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Excise duty on jewellery: rules require self-assessment, timely electronic payment, invoicing, records and job work compliance. These rules establish that duty on jewellery (heading 7113) is self-assessed by the manufacturer or principal manufacturer at the rate in force on the date of first sale from registered premises; duty must be paid monthly (electronically unless exempted) with interest and penalty for delays, and detailed obligations are imposed for serialised first-sale invoicing, separate daily stock records for manufactured and traded articles preserved for five years, accountable removals under challan, job-work registration and accounting by principal manufacturers, optional annual declaration for an alternative monthly scheme, and dead stock treatment provisions.
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Excise duty on jewellery: rules require self-assessment, timely electronic payment, invoicing, records and job work compliance.
These rules establish that duty on jewellery (heading 7113) is self-assessed by the manufacturer or principal manufacturer at the rate in force on the date of first sale from registered premises; duty must be paid monthly (electronically unless exempted) with interest and penalty for delays, and detailed obligations are imposed for serialised first-sale invoicing, separate daily stock records for manufactured and traded articles preserved for five years, accountable removals under challan, job-work registration and accounting by principal manufacturers, optional annual declaration for an alternative monthly scheme, and dead stock treatment provisions.
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