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Ques. on Excise Valuation

SSG (1936 Points)

03 November 2007

Q.1 Please clarify Rule 5and Rule 7 of The Central Excise Valuation Rules 2000.

Q.2 How free samples distributed by the manufacturer are valued for excise purpose?

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Kirti Trivedi (Accountant) (31 Points)
Replied 17 November 2007

Sir, pl clarify which type of menufecturer?

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Vijay K. Agrawal (Service) (608 Points)
Replied 21 November 2007

at the same price at which you selling same product.

(Guest)

Sir, Incase of different qnt. of sample pack means sale pack is 10's Unit and sample pack is 2's Unit , is prorate base clearance correct procedure?

astha (CA, CS) (85 Points)
Replied 13 December 2007

Dear In case manofacturer distributes manufactured goods free of cost by way of gift or as samples including employess, then they shall be valued at cost plus 15%. However in case they are distributed from depot of manufacturer then "Normal Transaction Value" concept shall apply.

Pritam (CA) (95 Points)
Replied 14 December 2007

Free goods are valued as per Rule 4 of DPE (Valuation) Rules 2000.

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(Guest)

cost + 15 % is not appliacble now. In short the recent sales price of the goods should be the value

Ramesh Kothari (Manager-EOU commercial) (161 Points)
Replied 21 December 2007

The valuation under excise rule clearly explain that goods which manufactured or sale in the market the value fatched is the same as the similar product is sales in market If the value not acertainable than a cost sheet is to be certified by the chartered accountant/chartered Enginner or cost accountamt which is acceptable to the Authority Regds rameshkothari2159 @ rediffmail.com

hamid (Manager Finance/Commerce) (74 Points)
Replied 30 December 2007

Dear Shyam, I think u want to know about Trade Sample : Generally the manufacturer’s give such samples to their customers for ‘trial and approval’ The removal shall be in the same manner as the removal of goods for home consumption. The manufacturer shall prepare an invoice under rule 11 of the said Rules and record the details in his Daily Stock Account (RG1).He shall discharge duty in the manner specified in rule 8 of the said Rules unless the removal of sample are exempted from duty by a notification issued under Section 5A of the Central Excise Act.

(Guest)

sir,

we are manufacturer of electrical accessories, we want to send some samples of products & display board to our dealers & distributers.so,how to send this material & what is the rule? pls. explain me.

thanx

pranab