The Ministry of Finance has issued an official corrigendum to correct numerical errors in recent Central Excise notifications. These amendments, published in the Gazette of India, revise duty rates previously set on March 26, 2026. Businesses should review these changes to ensure accurate tax calculations and compliance.
The Ministry of Finance has released an official corrigendum to recently issued Central Excise notifications, introducing important corrections to previously notified duty rates. The update was published in theGazette of India (Extraordinary) and aims to rectify numerical inaccuracies in earlier not
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FAQ :
The corrigendum has been issued to correct numerical inaccuracies in previously notified Central Excise duty rates.
Notification No. 06/2026-Central Excise and Notification No. 11/2026-Central Excise have been amended.
In Notification No. 06/2026, the rate has been revised from 18.5% to 12%. In Notification No. 11/2026, the rate has been corrected from 3% to 9.5%.
The original notifications were issued on March 26, 2026.
Businesses dealing with excisable goods must review transactions, update their tax calculations and invoicing systems, and ensure compliance with the corrected rates to avoid penalties.