We have been told by a consultant that the Excise Duty as far as Hosiery Goods are concerned (mainly Hosiery caps), both non-branded and branded goods will be taxed.
Can someone please confirm if this is true?
Regards,
Manik.
manikj (abc) (49 Points)
04 October 2011We have been told by a consultant that the Excise Duty as far as Hosiery Goods are concerned (mainly Hosiery caps), both non-branded and branded goods will be taxed.
Can someone please confirm if this is true?
Regards,
Manik.
U S Sharma
(glidor@gmail.com)
(21056 Points)
Replied 04 October 2011
manikj
(abc)
(49 Points)
Replied 05 October 2011
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Thank you for your reply sir.
That link your posted is exactly the source of my confusion because according to that all non branded garments are exempted from excise but the consultant from whom we took the advice from said that as far as hosiery goods are concerned, all branded and non branded goods are under excise. So can someone who is sure about this post which one of these is true?
Edit: Sir the goods I am talking about are from Chapter 65. Is there any excise on them?
Regards,
Manik
U S Sharma
(glidor@gmail.com)
(21056 Points)
Replied 05 October 2011
chapter 65 was never exempted, if you were availing any exemption then please post the reference
manikj
(abc)
(49 Points)
Replied 05 October 2011
Thank you for the clarifications sir.
I opened the Central Excise website and what I found out was that the tarrif on goods belonging to Chapter 65 was 16% and the unit was "kg". Also, from General Exemption No. 60, Point 44, the goods from Chapter 65 are exempted by 10%.
My questions are:
I could not find any abatement in any of the Apendixes. Is there any abatement too?
Will the excise be calculated according to the weight of goods rather than per unit cost?
If possible, can you please give an example of how much the excise will be if the value of goods weighing 1Kg is100, and per unit cost is100.
Reference :
General Exemption : https://www.cbec.gov.in/excise/cxt-2011-12/cx-gen60-65.pdf
Central Excise Tarrif :https://www.cbec.gov.in/excise/cxt-2011-12/chap63-68.pdf
Regards,
Manik.
U S Sharma
(glidor@gmail.com)
(21056 Points)
Replied 05 October 2011
Refer your raw materials consumption for weight assessment.
100*100=10000 per kg as per your data given, and duty is 10%+2% EC+1% S&HEC. ( total 10.3%)
rate is 10%+EC thats what i mentioned, i.e it was never exempted.
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