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What is meant by Centeral Excise tax waht percentage its
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Answer Posted / ashish negi
Central excise tax is the tax which is levied on the
manufacturing products.
If product are manufacture then central excise is levy but
not every time there is certain exemption of some products
in this tax.
The rate of Central excise tax is 10.30%
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