April 28, 2024

Change in LLP Registered Office Address

Every LLP incorporated needs to have a principal place of business activities called the registered office. The registered office of a LLP is that to which official correspondence and all formal legal notices addressed to the LLP will be sent. The registered office of a LLP can be situated anywhere in the India. In addition to a registered office, a LLP can have corporate office or administrative office or branch office. A LLP can change its registered office address within or outside the local limits of any city, town and village or from one State to another State. The notice of change of the situation of the registered office must be given to Registrar of Companies within 30 days. The amendment in the LLP Agreement is also required to be filed with the Registrar of Companies within 30 days of the change of registered office. What is Limited Liability Partnership?  Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a form of alternative corporate business structure that combines the advantages of a company’s limited liability with the flexibility of a partnership. Even if the partners change, the LLP can continue to exist. It has the ability to enter into contracts and own property in its own right. The LLP is a separate legal organisation with full accountability for its assets, but the partners’ liability is limited to their agreed-upon contribution to the LLP. Furthermore, no partner is liable for the autonomous or unauthorised activity of other partners; thus, individual partners are shielded from shared liability stemming from another partner’s illegal business decisions or fraud. An agreement between the partners, or in the case of an LLP, between the partners and the LLP, governs the reciprocal rights and obligations of the partners in an LLP. On the other hand, the LLP, as a separate entity, is not excused from responsibility for its other obligations. An LLP is referred to as a “hybrid” between a corporation and a partnership since it combines elements of both a “corporate structure” and a “partnership firm structure.” REGULATORY PROVISIONS:- Section 13(3) of LLP Act, 2008 and Rule 17 of LLP Rules, 2009 I. CHANGE OF REGISTERED OFFICE WITHIN THE SAME STATE/ WITHIN THE SAME OUTSIDE THE JURISDICTION OF SAME REGISTRAR 1. The partners need to check the LLP agreement, in case it provides for procedure for shifting the registered office of the LLP. In case no procedure is prescribed, obtain consent of all partners regarding change of registered office. 2. Filing of Form- 15 LLP with the Registrar of Companies having respective jurisdiction within 30 days of obtaining consent of all partners along with following attachments:- Proof of proposed address of registered office along with the no objection to use the premises as the registered office.Either ‘copy of the minutes of decision/ resolution/ consent of partners’ or ‘the extracts of the relevant provisions of the Limited liability Partnership Agreement’ is to be provided.3. A supplementary agreement with regard to such change shall be prepared. 4.Filing of Form-3 LLP within 30 days of change of Registered office along with following attachments:- Supplementary LLP AgreementOriginal LLP Agreement (optional)II. CHANGE OF REGISTERED OFFICE FROM ONE STATE TO ANOTHER 1. The partners need to check the LLP agreement, in case it provides for procedure for shifting the registered office of the LLP. In case no procedure is prescribed, obtain consent of all partners regarding change of registered office. 2. Obtain consent of secured creditors:- Publish a general notice, not less than 21 days before filing any notice with the ROC, in a daily newspaper published in English and in the principal language of the district in which the registered office of LLP is situated and circulating in that district, giving notice of change of registered office; Filing of Form-15 LLP with the Registrar of Companies having respective jurisdiction within 30 days of obtaining consent of all partners along with following attachments :- Proof of proposed address of registered office along with the no objection to use the premises as the registered office.Either ‘Copy of the minutes of decision/ resolution/ consent of partners’ or ‘the extracts of the relevant provisions of the Limited liability Partnership Agreement’ is to be provided.Enclose copies of public notice.Consent of secured creditor, if any.4. A supplementary agreement with regard to such change shall be prepared. 5. Filing of Form- 3 LLP within 30 days of change of Registered office along with following attachments:- Supplementary LLP AgreementOriginal LLP Agreement (optional)Further, it is important to note that both the forms i.e. Form 15 and Form 3 needs to be separately uploaded and accordingly, Different Challans shall be generated for both the forms. PRACTICAL ISSUES  :- There shall no physically filing of any documents like in the case of shifting of registered office of a Company.There is no prescribed format for public notice to be published in newspaper in the LLP Act and accordingly, the notice in case of shifting of registered office of an LLP shall be in format as provided in INC-26.The jurisdictional authority to order shifting of registered office is the Registrar of Companies onlyand no approval is required from the office of the Regional Director.It shall be mentioned in the Form 15 LLP whether there is any conviction, ruling, order or judgment of any court, tribunal or any other authority against the limited liability partnership and their particulars. Requirements before registering a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) A minimum number of Two Designated Partners: Partners are the LLP’s owners and its managers, and they must be private individuals. Additionally, at least one of the partners must live in India. Maximum Number of Partners: The maximum number of partners for an LLP is unrestricted. The number of partners is hence unlimited. Pan Card: All partners must have their own PANs in order to proceed with becoming LLP partners; failure to do so will result in disqualification. Digital Signature Certificate (DSC): For at least one Designated Partner, a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is required: To digitally sign the e-forms necessary to create an LLP, at least

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Power of Attorney Format

Non-residents living abroad have to appoint a representative who performs official tasks on their behalf. This whole process is formalised by drafting and executing of a power of attorney (PoA). The PoA is a legal authorisation that gives a person the power to act on behalf of another person. This could be a power of attorney for property, or for matters of finance or medical care. The Power of Attorney Act, 1882, defines a PoA as ‘any instrument empowering a specified person to act in the name of the person executing it’. The executor of a PoA is called the ‘principal’. The person who represents the principal is called an ‘agent’. Power of Attorney Form A Power of Attorney form is a legal document that allows an individual (the “Principal”) to designate another person (the “Agent” or “Attorney-in-Fact”) to act on their behalf in specified matters or all aspects of their life. Depending on the type of POA, these matters can range from financial and legal affairs to medical decisions. Importance of Power of Attorney- A power of attorney (POA) is an essential legal tool, especially when the Principal cannot manage their affairs due to illness, disability, or absence during critical legal transactions. Types of Power of Attorney Forms General Power of Attorney: This grants the Agent broad powers to handle a wide range of the Principal’s affairs. The authority under a General POA typically includes buying or selling property, managing business transactions, and handling banking matters. However, this type of POA becomes invalid if the Principal becomes incapacitated. Durable Power of Attorney: Similar to a General POA, it allows the Agent to manage the Principal’s affairs, but it remains in effect even if the Principal becomes incapacitated. This feature makes it particularly important for long-term planning. Special or Limited Power of Attorney: This grants the Agent authority to conduct specific acts or make decisions in specific situations, such as selling a property, managing certain financial transactions, or handling legal claims. It does not grant broad authority across all areas of the Principal’s life. Medical Power of Attorney: A Healthcare Proxy authorizes the Agent to make medical decisions on the Principal’s behalf if they cannot do so themselves. A living often accompanies it will that outlines the Principal’s wishes regarding life-sustaining treatment. Springing Power of Attorney: This POA “springs” into effect under specific conditions, typically when the Principal becomes incapacitated. It allows the Principal to retain control over their affairs until a certain event triggers the transfer of authority to the Agent. General power of attorney format GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS THAT, I/We                                S/o                                  Address                                do hereby constitute, appoint, nominate and authorize                                S/o                                  Address                                as my/our true and lawful General Attorney. WHEREAS  the Executing   is   absolute   owner       and   in   possession   of   property No       .measuring       Sq.yds       sq.Mtr.situated       in         ,(presently  known  as  allotment letter/sale deed Vasika No       dated       (hereinafter called the “Property”). Whereas I/We am/are being unable to look after the said property personally, so I /We hereby authorise my/our said attorney to do the following acts, deeds, and things regarding the said property in my/our name and on my/our behalf: 1. To manage and control the said property in all respects and to represent me/us before each and every concerned authority on my/our behalf. 2. To make any correspondence with  any other concerned authority for the transfer/sale of the above property in the name of any other person(s) and to get the physical  possession of the property from 3. To deposit the dues and demands  of  any other  department and to make good any demands, levies or liabilities in respect of the said property on my/our behalf. 4. To enter into an agreement for sale with intending purchaser (s), to  receive the advance/earnest money  and to issue the receipt(s) for the same  his/her  own signatures. 5. To get the sale deed executed and get it registered before the consideration  in full and final in Cash/Cheque/Demand Draft/Pay Order in his/her own name or in  my/our name. 6. To apply for ITCC and to get the same from the concerned authority under his/her own signature, if necessary. 7. And  Generally  to  do  all  other  acts,  deeds  and  things  which  are  not  specifically mentioned  herein  should  be considered  as acts done by me/us if I /We was/were present. And I/we do hereby agree to confirm and ratify that all the acts, deeds and things done by my/our said attorney shall be construed as acts, deeds and things done by me/us personally if I/we was/were present. IN  WITNESS  WHEREOF,  THIS  GENERAL  POWER  OF  ATTORNEY  HAS  BEEN SIGNED BY ME/US AT         ON        DAY OF            MONTH OF            YEAR IN THE PRESENCE OF THE FOLLOWING WITNESSES WHO HAVE ALSO SIGNED BELOW :    Signature of Executant / Executants    WITNESSES: 1 2 General power of attorney format in Hindi सामान्य अधिकार पत्र स्टाम्प संख्या स्टाम्प क्रमांक दिनांक   यह है कि मैं/हम………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. अचल सम्पति कृषि भूमि स्थान—— तहसील—- जिला—– (राज्य) —- व जायदाद स्थित स्थान …………………………… खेवट/खतौनी/खसरा न0 —– तादादी— कनाल—- मरला/विघा— बिस्वा का— कुल हिस्सा क्षेत्रफल — कनाल—मरला/बिघा— बिस्वा—- वर्ग गज—- वर्गमीटर स्थित गांव/शहर—– हदबस्त न0—- तहसील—-जिला—— जमाबन्दी वर्ष —–तहसील —- जिला——  का मालिक व काबिज हूं / है । जिसकी बावत इन्तकाल व प्रबन्ध आदि करने मे असमर्थ हूं क्योकि मैं/हम बाहर रहता हूं/रहते है । इसलिये इन्तकाल व प्रबन्ध करने मे असमर्थ है । इसलिये वह अपनी तरफ से लेख लिखा लेने वाले को अपना सामान्य अधिकारी (मुख्त्यार आम) नियुक्त करते है । उसको निम्नलिखित कार्यो को करने हेतू अधिकार प्रदान किए जाते है । वह उक्त लेख लिखा देने की तरफ से कार्य अपनी उपस्थिति व अपने हस्ताक्षरों से सम्पादित कर सकेगा । लेख लिख देने वाले की सम्पत्ति पर जो भी हक, हिस्सा व अधिकार है, को लेख मे सम्पत्ति संबोधित किया जा रहा है । 1. उक्त सम्पत्ति की देख रेख व व्यवस्था करना, उक्त पर आरोपित कर की अदायगी करना किसी प्रकार की आपत्ति होेने पर उक्त का प्रतिनिधित्व व पैरवी करना । 2. उक्त सम्पत्ति या उसके किसी हिस्से को किराये पर या

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YSR Pension Kanuka

Empowering the socio-economic backward people in India is a primary responsibility. There are different ways to improve their living standard. However, providing consistent financial support will prove extremely beneficial. In this regard, the YSR Pension Kanuka by the State Government of Andhra Pradesh is a scheme targeting poor people to improve their financial standards. Here is a detail to help you understand the scheme, features, and application process.  What Is YSR Pension Kanuka? YSR Pension Kanuka, named after Yeduguri Sandinti Jagan Mohan Reddy, is a pension scheme introduced by the Andhra Pradesh Government to support the socio-economic backward people belonging to the State. It helps poor people, especially widows, old-aged people, people with disabilities, etc., improve their economic conditions. Incentives are provided to the people as a fixed amount of pension. Life insurance can also be quite affordable, depending on an individual’s needs. It is possible to pay reasonable premiums on life insurance plans by choosing adequate coverage, the policy term and the premium payment term and frequency. Life insurance pension plans come with the dual benefit of providing life insurance protection to your family while allowing you to secure your financial needs during your retirement years. Moreover, online retirement plans also allow you to choose from different annuity options as per your needs and financial capacity. YSR Pension Eligibility Criteria he applicant should have a white ration card and be from a BPL family. The applicant should not have availed of the benefits of any other pension scheme. The applicant has to be a resident of the corresponding district. Types Of Pensions There are different types of pensions provided to people. The age criteria and the amount of pension varies based on the category of people. Here are some details about the same:  Pension Type Age Criteria Pension Amount(₹) Old-age pension 60 years or above 2250 Widow pension 18 years or above 2250 Weavers pension 50 years or above 2250 Toddy tappers pension 50 years or above 2250 Fisherman pension 50 years or above 2250 Transgender pension 18 years or above 3000 Traditional cobblers pension 40 years or above 2250 Dappu artists pension 50 years or above 3000 Single women pension 35 years or above for married women separated/divorced for more than a year. Thirty years or above for unmarried women in rural areas and 35 years or more for women in urban areas.  2250 CKDU(Chronic Kidney Disease of Unknown aetiology) pension No age limit. However, the person should be undergoing CKDU. 10,000 ART(Antiretroviral Treatment) pension No age limit. However, the person should be undergoing ART treatment for six months. 2250 Disabled pension No age limit. However, the applicant should have at least 40% disability.  3000 The Municipal Planning And Development Office(MPDO) disburses the pension in rural areas and the Municipal Corporation in urban areas to the beneficiaries. The MPDO and the Municipal Corporation will disburse it to the respective Panchayat or Ward, from where it is disbursed to the respective beneficiaries online or manually. Benefits Of YSR Pension Kanuka Provides a fixed monthly pension. The beneficiaries do not have to make a monthly contribution to receive the benefit. The process of application and the mode of receiving the pension is simple. YSR Pension Kanuka Application Process Go to the official website, the YSR Navasakam Portal. Click the Download option available at the top of the homepage. Five options get displayed on clicking Download. Go to the last option, which is the YSR Pension Kanuka.  In the YSR Pension Kanuka option, click the ‘Download’ button. A folder with all the different application forms based on the types of pension will get downloaded to the system.  Choose the appropriate form and fill out the details based on the requirement.   Attach the following documents and submit them to the relevant authority in the Panchayat or Municipal corporation.   BPL ration card Aadhaar card Proof of residence Proof of identity Bank passbook  The applications for the pension scheme, once submitted to the Panchayat Office, will be moved further to the inspection of the Gram Sabha. After the approval of Gram Sabha, the application will go for further verification to the Metropolitan Planning Organisation or the Municipal Corporation. The verification process will be completed by the relevant authorities here. Upon successful verification of the YSR Pension Kanuka status, the authorities will provide the pension amount to the Gram Panchayat Office from where it will reach the beneficiaries. The verification process will be faster if the beneficiaries have the relevant documents. FAQs How does one apply for YSR Pension Kanuka? Eligible individuals can apply for YSR Pension Kanuka by submitting an application form along with supporting documents to the concerned authorities. Application forms are available at the nearest Gram Panchayat, Municipal or Mandal Revenue Office, or online through the official website of the program. What documents are required to apply for YSR Pension Kanuka? The documents required for applying for YSR Pension Kanuka may include proof of age, identity proof (such as Aadhaar card), residence proof, income certificate (if applicable), disability certificate (for persons with disabilities), widowhood certificate (for widows), and other relevant documents as specified by the authorities. 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Market cannibalization

Market cannibalization refers to a phenomenon that happens when there’s a decreased demand for a company’s original product in favor of its new product. When cannibalization occurs, the business experiences losses not just in sales volume but also in revenue and market share. Due to cannibalization, some companies opt not to release their new products because they don’t want the market share of their existing products to decline. What is Market Cannibalization? Market cannibalism is also known as corporate cannibalism. When a company manufactures a new product or introduces a new service, the goal is to attract a few of their existing customers and a large number of new customers. Unfortunately, things don’t always go as planned. Sometimes, the release of the new product into the market attracts a large proportion of its current customer base. Failing to increase the company’s market base results in corporate cannibalism. For illustration purposes, consider Company ABC, which is known for making high-end wristwatches. In an attempt to increase its customer base and subsequent revenues, ABC decides to manufacture another line of products – belt fob watches. The new watch becomes a hit among buyers, and the company sees a significant increase in its sales volume. However, it does not take long before the owners realize that sales of their original watches have taken a sharp fall. The reason? Their initial customers have stopped purchasing the older watch as they prefer the new belt-fob type. Importance of Market Cannibalization cannibalization can cost a company a significant amount of revenue. It often happens when a company fails to perform due diligence before launching its new product. In some instances, the new product does not only hurt a company’s sales volume and revenue. The worst-case scenario is that the original product gets phased out of the market entirely. However, sometimes a business intentionally cannibalizes its existing product with a new one. Why would a company introduce a new product line knowing very well that it’s going to jeopardize the existing one? – As a strategy for growing and expanding its operations. Assume that ABC, the watch-making company, has been producing luxury watches for a while. However, for some reason, the watches don’t appeal to the intended target audience. Instead of producing a completely new product, the company decides to tweak its existing lux watch. The improvements are meant to attract the same consumers in the market. How to Prevent Market Cannibalization? 1. Identify the specific markets for each of the products In such a way, it’s easy to determine what gap the existing product fills and the specific consumers that the item serves. All of this is information that company owners need to have before deciding to launch a similar or new product. 2. Assess the possible market demand for the proposed new product In particular, determine how much net income the new product is likely to bring in. This means that one will need to evaluate the production costs incurred versus the benefits, which are in the form of new revenue. It’s important to note that new products don’t always lead to higher revenue. They may increase sales volume in the short term but cause revenue to fall in the long term. In such a case, then a company is better off sticking with their original product. FAQs What is cannibalization in the context of business? Cannibalization in business refers to a situation where the introduction of a new product or service from a company diminishes the sales or demand for its existing products or services, particularly when the new offering competes directly with the company’s own products or services. How does cannibalization occur in business? Cannibalization can occur when a company introduces a new product or service that overlaps significantly with its existing offerings. Customers may switch their purchases from the existing products to the new one, leading to a reduction in sales and revenue for the original products. 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certificate for importing narcotics drugs in india

Narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances can be imported and exported subject to the following restrictions: import and export of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances listed in Schedule I to the NDPS Rules is prohibited. Import of opium, concentrate of poppy straw, and morphine, codeine, thebaine and their salts is prohibited except by the Government Opium Factory. However, certain manufacturers who require these substances only for export, and importers of samples of these substances up to 1 kg in a year can import the substances after following the due procedure, provided they are notified by the Government to do so. Export of some psychotropic substances is not permitted to specific countries. These substances and the countries to which each substance cannot be exported are listed in Schedule II of the NDPS Rules, 1985. To import any narcotic drug or psychotropic substance, one should apply for and obtain an import certificate from the Narcotics Commissioner for each consignment. To export any narcotic drug or psychotropic substance, one should apply for and obtain an export authorization from the Narcotics Commissioner for each consignment. Meaning of Drugs Section 3(b) of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act,1940 defines “drug” to include all medicines and devices for the use of human beings or animals internally or externally, and all substances planned to be used for or in the diagnosis, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of any disorder or disease in animals or human beings, including preparations applied on the human body for the purpose of repelling insects like mosquitoes; it also includes all substances that can be used for the destruction of insects and all components of a drug – like empty gelatin capsules. The definition was amended in 1964, to include Ayurvedic and Unani Drugs. Purpose of Drug Licence The access to medicines and drugs must be restricted and regulated to ensure that such goods are not abused or misused by individuals. Thus, all pharmacists, wholesalers, retailers, manufacturers, sellers, dealers and importers of drugs, cosmetics, ayurvedic, Siddha and Unani drugs have to mandatorily obtain drug license under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940. The purpose of the drug license is to grant permission to allow enterprises or individuals to engage in businesses related to drugs and cosmetics. No enterprise or individual can operate a business dealing in drugs, medicines or cosmetics without obtaining a drug license in India. In addition to a drug license, they must also obtain a trade license and a shop and establishment registration. The Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945, help the government regulate and monitor the quality of drugs sold in India. The government exercises control over drugs from the raw material stage during manufacture, sale, distribution and till it is sold on to a patient or consumer by a pharmacist in a retail pharmacy, hospital or dispensary. The government also exercises control in the aspects related to import and export of medicines, sale of the drug to a minor, consumption of schedule H & X drugs, etc., that requires thorough monitoring and cautious execution. The drug license is granted by the drug controlling authority under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940. Drug Controlling Authority or Regulatory Authority State Drugs Standard Control Organisation (SDSCO) – Issues licenses for the sales, distribution, and manufacture of drugs regulated by the state authorities. Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) – Responsible for approving and issuing licenses for the newly made drugs and clinical trials of drugs. It also controls the quality of the imported drugs and coordinates with the SDSCO. State Drug Controlling Authority with approval by the Central License Approving Authority – Issues licenses for establishing blood banks and their components and products like Vaccines, Sera, etc. Department of Ayush – Issues licenses for ayurvedic, Unani, Siddha, homoeopathic and herbal products for cosmetic and medical use. Types of Drug License Manufacturing License– License issued to a business that manufactures drugs inclusive of allopathic/homoeopathy medicines. Sale License – License issued for the sale of drugs. It has the following bifurcations: – Wholesale Drug License – Retail Drug License Wholesale License – A drug wholesaler must obtain a wholesale licence. Wholesale means the sale of the drug to a person/retailer to further sell it. Retail License – A retail license is required for the retail sale of drugs. A retail sale means the sale of drugs or cosmetics for the consumption of the end consumer. Retailers can sell it to a dispensary, hospital, educational, medical, or research institute. Retailers engaged in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, stand-alone pharmacists, ayurvedic shops, etc need this license. Loan License – License issued to a business that does not own the manufacturing unit but uses the manufacturing facilities of another licensee to manufacture drugs. Import License – License issued to any dealer importing the products for the manufacturing of drugs or is engaged in the business of importing drugs in India. Multi-Drug License – License issued to businesses that own pharmacies in multiple states with the same name. Application for a Drug License Visit the respective drug controlling authority website The applicant must visit the respective drug controlling authority (SDSCO, CDSCO or Ayush) depending on the type of license he/she is applying for since each drug controlling authority is responsible for the issue of different types of drug licenses.  Filing of application- The applicant must file the drug license application online on the respective drug controlling authority website. The applicant must fill all the details asked in the application form. Upload documents- After filling in the details on the application form, the next step is to upload the documents and submit the form along with the applicable fees. The applicant must keep all the documents updated before filing the application. Visit by drug inspector-After receiving the application form, the drug Inspector will personally visit the company premises, shop or the drugstore for the verification of documents and correctness of facts stated in the application. Grant of the drug license- After inspection and verification by the drug inspector, the drugs controller will issue the drug license. FAQs Who

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central excise

Central excise duties are levied by the Union Government on commodities manufactured or produced within the country and consumed within the country, as against the State excise duties which are levied on alcoholic drinks, opium, etc. Commodities liable to central excise duties are listed in the Schedule to the Central Excise Tariff Act, 1985 (Act 5 of 1986) which came into effect from 28.02.1986. Prior to this, excisable commodities were contained in the First Schedule to the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944. The current Tariff is an exhaustive code covering each and every commodity manufactured or produced in the country. Central excise duty is an indirect tax, i.e. each person, rich or poor, is liable to pay tax indirectly on purchase of goods which have already been charged to duty. This tax is administered under the authority of Entry 84 of Union List of the Seventh Schedule read with Article 226 of the Constitution of India. What is Central Excise Duty? Goods are traditionally categorized based on their purpose and area of use, with certain goods meant to be produced and consumed locally. Goods and products which are manufactured and consumed within India have to pay an indirect tax to the government, with this tax being called Central Excise Duty. While the tax is paid by the manufacturer, the onus of additional payment for a product to account for this duty/tax falls on the consumer. Excise duty can be levied only on certain products which are mentioned in the First and Second Schedule of the Central Excise Tariff Act, 1985 and other goods are not covered under the ambit of excise duty. Central Board of Excise and Customs The Ministry of Finance is the apex body in charge of maintaining financial rules and regulations in the country, and as such has the Department of Revenue under its ambit. The Central Board of Excise and Customs is a part of this Revenue Department and handles policies related to levying and collecting Customs and Central Excise Duties from relevant individuals. It also collects Service Tax apart from handling administration related to Narcotics, Customs, Service Tax and Central Excise. Central Board of Excise and Customs also functions as an administrative authority to organizations like Custom Houses, Central Revenues Control Laboratory and Central and Service Tax Commissionerates, which are expected to report to it. Central Excise Act Excise Duty in India has its roots in the British Era, when the ruling British taxed the production and manufacture of salt. Over the years the number of products under the ambit of this duty increased, until finally, in 1944 the Central Excise Act was passed. This Act forms the framework for Excise Duty implementation and collection in India, encompassing a wide range of possibilities, powers and duties of officers and relief available to concerned parties. The provisions under this Act are applicable throughout the entire territory of India. The Government of India, in the year 1986 passed the Central Excise Tariff Act, 1985, providing provisions for tariff on Central Excise Duties. This Act contains a list of products and the duties associated with them. Central Excise Registration The Government of India, in a bid to simplify the entire Central Excise domain has developed an online portal to offer convenience to users. Automation of Central Excise and Service Tax or ACES as it is called is a one stop solution for everyone looking for a quick answer to their customs related queries. Individuals can register online, through this website by providing their basic information like name, contact details, company/manufacturer details, designation and name of a unit. Registration through this portal is quick, transparent and efficient, ensuring that a level of accountability is maintained throughout. On successful registration, an individual will be provided a 15 digit assessee code which he/she can use for further correspondence through the website. Central Excise Rates Central Excise rates are determined by the Ministry of Finance, with rates changing during budgets. These rates are a reflection of economic trends in the country and are generally designed keeping in mind multiple requirements. Central Excise Duty rates were increased from 12.36% to 12.50%. Central Excise E-Filing Individuals who need to pay customs duty can e-file their taxes online, through the ACES website. One needs to log onto the website and choose the e-filing tab, post which they are directed to a page wherein they can download forms related to custom duty payment. Post downloading they need to fill in these forms with the relevant data and use their registration ID to make the payment. The form contains details about their products, including the number of products produced apart from having financial information related to these products. FAQS What is meant by ‘manufacture’ for the purposes of Central Excise? ‘Manufacture’ under Central Excise includes any process that brings about a transformation in goods, resulting in a new and distinct product with a different identity, character, or use. It encompasses activities such as production, processing, assembly, and more. Who is liable to pay Central Excise duty? The liability to pay Central Excise duty typically falls on the manufacturer or producer of goods. 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