Excise Act- Refractories and refractory materials ??
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27 January 2011
dear experts plz reply abt excise
Refractories and refractory materials is capital goods under central excise tarif act
my qus- about Refractories and refractory materials
what type of material it is ??
any example??
Refractories and refractory materials is capital goods under central excise tarif act
my qus- about Refractories and refractory materials
what type of material it is ??
any example??
28 January 2011
IF refractory material is used for the production of iron or steel or such material than it is considered as input for manufacture and excise is applicable.
Normally refractory materials are cables, bricks, hammer which can hold high temperature like molten iron or steel. and help to shape them.
Normally refractory materials are cables, bricks, hammer which can hold high temperature like molten iron or steel. and help to shape them.
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