Excise duty for notebooks
B Senthil Kumar (Accounting Consultant) (38 Points)
13 February 2015B Senthil Kumar (Accounting Consultant) (38 Points)
13 February 2015
avinash singh
(Student)
(122 Points)
Replied 13 February 2015
The existing exemption on Notebooks & exercise note books is being withdrawn. Now they will attract 1% duty without CENVAT credit facility. The general effective rate of 5% is also being prescribed on these goods without any conditions [S.No. 97 of Notification No.4/2006- CE dated the 1st March 2006 as omitted by Notification No. 4 /2011-CE dated the 1st March 2011 read with S.No. 68 of Notification No. 1/2011-CE& S.No. 36 of Notification No. 2 /2011- CE refers
B Senthil Kumar
(Accounting Consultant)
(38 Points)
Replied 13 February 2015
I don't get it. What is the exact CETSH No. 48201010 or 48201090? If the ED is 1% then what is the Notification Number to be entered while submitting the Returns?