Sentences with word «excisable»

The Excise Tariff Act 1921 is the legislation (rules) that enables goods to be declared as being subject to Excise and determines rates of duty for excisable goods.

At over two hours, it is a bit on the long side, which had been the case with the original film as well, but, while the film has a few excisable elements, it doesn't have any extended lulls either.

Common term used for a licensed warehouse or other licensed premises where excisable (or customable including excise equivalent) goods may be stored without the payment of duty (also known as establishment).

Our approval to receive excisable spirit, either undenatured or specially methylated at a concessional rate of excise duty.

The Central Excise Rule framed by the Central Government of India suggests that every individual that manufactures or produces any «excisable goods or products», or who stockpile such products in a depot, will have to make payment of the duty chargeable on these goods.

But to explain anti-Semitism as both rooted in the New Testament and also as an excisable feature of it is surely to dispatch the problem of anti-Semitism too glibly.

His lab generates iPSCs from patient tissues using an excisable 6 - factor lentiviral - reprogramming vector.

(Photographs of the work are excisable).

An authority to waive a duty liability on dutiable goods (either excisable or customable).

Under this scheme, no excisable products, on which some duty is payable will be permitted to move without making payment of duty from any point6, where they are manufactured or produced.