Excise duty funda

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Hi all,

Could anyone explain a simple example of a sale and where excise duty is charged. I want to know whether it should be included in Cost or not. Also I have seen in some Annual reports of companies in P&L that Sales Rs 100 - Excise Duty 10 = Rs 90 as Net sales.

Could someone explain what that means. I am really confused with that.

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Yar as i knw, the duty which can be taken credit against output tax is deducted from sales nd of wich we cant take credit of is included in sales. Rest wait for others to comment..:)
Yar as i knw, the duty which can be taken credit against output tax is deducted from sales nd of wich we cant take credit of is included in sales. Rest wait for others to comment..:)
Yar as i knw, the duty which can be taken credit against output tax is deducted from sales nd of wich we cant take credit of is included in sales. Rest wait for others to comment..:)
Yar as i knw, the duty which can be taken credit against output tax is deducted from sales nd of wich we cant take credit of is included in sales. Rest wait for others to comment..:)
Yar as i knw, the duty which can be taken credit against output tax is deducted from sales nd of wich we cant take credit of is included in sales. Rest wait for others to comment..:)
Yar as i knw, the duty which can be taken credit against output tax is deducted from sales nd of wich we cant take credit of is included in sales. Rest wait for others to comment..:)
@ admin plz delete my above 5 comments..it is due to slow net connectn!!

Thanks Palash... But i wanted more explanation in detail... A simple example would be great...

For Seller Point of View :-

Turnover will count Sales Less Excise Duty because exicse duty is not a prt of sales.

100-10 = 90

For Buyer Point of View :-

Purhcase will be 100 - if we not taking input (90+10=100)

Purchase will be 90 - if we taking Input as 10 will be advance recoverable cash in kind which will be adjusted from payable account.

 


 

 

 


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