Excise duty exemption for forgings requires their use in manufacture of duty-exempt goods and compliance with prescribed procedures. The Central Government exempts forgings and forged products under the specified tariff classification from the whole of excise duty, conditioned on their use in the manufacture of goods that are themselves wholly exempt from excise duty and, where such use occurs outside the factory of production, compliance with the prescribed procedural requirements for offsite use.
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Excise duty exemption for forgings requires their use in manufacture of duty-exempt goods and compliance with prescribed procedures.
The Central Government exempts forgings and forged products under the specified tariff classification from the whole of excise duty, conditioned on their use in the manufacture of goods that are themselves wholly exempt from excise duty and, where such use occurs outside the factory of production, compliance with the prescribed procedural requirements for offsite use.
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