- An
excise, or
excise tax, is any duty on
manufactured goods that is
normally levied at the
moment of
manufacture for
internal consumption rather than...
- HM
Customs and
Excise (properly
known as His Majesty's
Customs and
Excise at the time of its dissolution) was a
department of the
British Government formed...
- The
Kerala State Excise is the law
enforcement agency for
excise in
state of Kerala, India.
Kerala Excise has its
headquarters in Thiruvananthapuram, the...
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Customs and
Excise refers to
customs duty and
excise duty. In
certain countries, the
national tax
authorities that are
responsible for
collecting those...
-
collection of the
centre from
excise amounted to ₹2.80
trillion (US$32 billion).
Central Excise Act, 1944,
which imposes a duty of
excise on
goods manufactured...
- The
Customs and
Excise Federation was a
trade union federation representing civil servants in the
United Kingdom. The
federation was
founded in 1917 by...
- The
Excise Bill of 1733 was a
proposal by the
British government of
Robert Walpole to
impose an
excise tax on a
variety of products. This
would have allowed...
-
Board of
Indirect Taxes and
Customs (CBIC),
formerly the
Central Board of
Excise and Customs, is a
statutory body
under the
Department of Revenue, Government...
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western Pennsylvania to
serve writs to
distillers who had not paid the
excise. The
alarm was raised, and more than 500
armed men
attacked the fortified...
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Excise tax in the
United States is an
indirect tax on
listed items.
Excise taxes can be and are made by federal, state, and
local governments and are not...
