Excise duty exemption for hotel-manufactured ice cream sold on premises removes the excise levy under central tariff rules. The Central Government exempts ice-cream manufactured in hotels and restaurants and sold at retail within the same premises from the entire excise duty leviable, on public interest grounds; 'ice-cream' for this purpose includes preparations known as ice-cream or kulfi that use milk, cream or other milk products in their preparation, and the exemption is confined to production and retail sale occurring on the same premises.
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Excise duty exemption for hotel-manufactured ice cream sold on premises removes the excise levy under central tariff rules.
The Central Government exempts ice-cream manufactured in hotels and restaurants and sold at retail within the same premises from the entire excise duty leviable, on public interest grounds; "ice-cream" for this purpose includes preparations known as ice-cream or kulfi that use milk, cream or other milk products in their preparation, and the exemption is confined to production and retail sale occurring on the same premises.
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