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CUSTOM NOTIFICATION NO -8 - Exemption for refined or white sugar, imported upto and inclusive of 31st December, 2010 | CENTRAL EXCISE NOTIFICATION NO -01 - Government exempts various items cleared from a unit located in the state of Jammu and Kashmir | SC UPDATES - Issue of s. 143 (2) notice is mandatory for block assessment proceedings | DGFT POLICY CIRCULAR NO -22 - DGFT issues procedure to re-credit 4% Special Additional Duty (SAD) of Customs in DEPB, VKGUY, FPS, FMS, MLFPS scrips | DGFT PUBLIC NOTICE -38 - DGFT notifies revalidation of freely transferable Authorization/ Duty credit scrips and re-credit of 4% SAD thereof. | 2010-ITS-155-CESTAT - No interest is payable on duty which arose as a result of provisional assessment. | 2010-ITS-134-CESTAT - The fact that amount has been deducted from the refund claim would not change the nature of the recovery which remains that interest is liable under Section 11AB of Central Excise Act, 1944. | 2010-ITS-133-CESTAT - Refund is admissible in the case of deemed exports. | 2010-ITS-167-HC - An order of settlement is obviously distinct from an adjudication order of a Central Excise Officer, who has no power to accord immunity from prosecution while determining duty liability under the Excise Act. | 2010-ITS-166-HC - Once the matter has only been remanded back to the Assessing Officer for fresh determination then the issue cannot be considered to have been finally determined | INCOME TAX NOTIFICATION NO - 8 - Central Government specifies Bhavishya Nirman Bond (a ten year zero coupon bond) of National Bank of  Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) | INCOME TAX NOTIFICATION NO - 7 - Central Government authorizes Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) to issue, during Financial Year 2009-10, tax free secured, redeemable, non-convertible Railway Bonds  | CBEC CIRCULAR NO-913 - Tribunal says MOU cannot be considered as ‘transaction value' under section 4- case pending under SC- all cases to be kept in call book | FEMA UPDATES - Indian passenger traveling to and from India can now take upto Rs 7500/- | DGFT PUBLIC NOTICE -37 - No fee is required for inclusion of PAN no. in the old IEC. |

 
 

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Indo-Nepal trade treaty renewed
Kathmandu, Mar 6 (PTI) A crucial trade agreement between India and Nepal was today renewed for next five years.
"The Indo-Nepal Trade Treaty, which was to expire yesterday, has been renewed as it is," said Nepalese Commerce Secretary Bharat Bahadur Thapa.

The decision to extend the pact was taken at a high-level meeting of the Commerce Ministry officials of the two countries on February 23.

All concerned bodies have been issued with the renewal notification, Thapa said.

With this, Nepali manufactured goods, barring three items in the negative list and five items with quantitative restrictions, would continue to enjoy unlimited duty-free market access in India without Nepal requiring to reciprocate with the facility, he said.

Under the treaty, the agricultural exports would also enjoy duty-free market access in India, but with a provision of reciprocity, which means Indian farm products would also continue to enjoy duty free market access in Nepal.
 

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