whats captive consumption

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CA Dhaval Ganatra

185 Points Joined November 2009

hey frnds i am an ipcc student.

in ma class book there is a problem stating

<2000 units to be produced to be supplied to government department for its captive consumption>

but from the forums i understand that captive consumption is consumption is consumption within factory.

then can any 1 xplain the meaning of the statement

Replies (4)

Guest

Kindly see this link--/forum/messages/2007/5/564_CAPTIVE_CONSUMPTION.asp

CA Harish Suwalka

Chartered Accountant ( Bhilwar

4125 Points Joined August 2008

Captive Consumption means uses the goods himself (e.g. machinery for own use or raw material for further manufacture) and does not sell to another person,...

Bharat Khurana

Student

153 Points Joined May 2009

captive consumption means consumption of goods chargeable to excise duty in the same factory or in the other factory relating to the same person it is for the purpose of excise.

Captive Consumption means the consumption of goods manufactured by one devision and consumed by another devision(s) of the same organisation or related undertaking for manufacturing another Product(s).

Liability of excise duty arises soon as the goods covered under exise duty are manufactured but excise duty was collected at the time of removal or clearance from the place of manufacture even if such removal does not amount to sale.

Assessable value of good used for captive consumption is based on cost of production. According to the Central Excise Valuation (Determination of Price of Excisable Goods) Rules 2000, the assessable value of goods used for captive consumption is 115% of cost of production of such goods, and as may be prescribed by the Government from time to time