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of <h1>India Amends Excise Duty Exemption for Goods Supplied to Foreign Missions with Conditions Under Notification No. 44/99-CE</h1> The Central Government of India issued Notification No. 44/99-CE on December 29, 1999, amending a previous notification to exempt goods supplied for the official use of foreign diplomatic or consular missions in India from excise duty. This exemption applies under the condition that the manufacturer provides a certificate from the Protocol Division of the Ministry of External Affairs confirming the mission's entitlement to the exemption. Additionally, an undertaking must be submitted ensuring the goods will be used by the mission or consulate, not sold within three years, and that any non-compliance will result in duty payment.
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