• Linkdin

Mixed bag for textile sector in union budget

01 Mar '11
4 min read

- Tariff rate of 5% excise duty is being prescribed on products like sanitary towels and napkins as well as on labels. However it will attract the concessional rate of 1% without CENVAT credit facility.
- Exemptions from excise duty on hand-made carpets, carpets and other textile floor coverings, knotted, woven, tufted or flocked of coconut fibres (coir) or jute, whether or not made up are being withdrawn and would now attract a concessional duty of 1% without Cenvat credit facility. A general effective duty rate of 5% is also being prescribed on the said goods without any conditions.
- Laminated jute bags now to attract 1% excise duty without CENVAT credit facility
- Full Central Excise duty exemption is provided to the crank shaft/arm shaft used for manufacture of sewing machines- other than those with in-built motors

Presenting the budget 2011-12, the Finance Minister Mr Pranab Mukherjee said that the budget is a transition towards a more transparent and result oriented economic management system in India.

Fibre2fashion News Desk - India

Leave your Comments

Esteemed Clients

TÜYAP IHTISAS FUARLARI A.S.
Tradewind International Servicing
Thermore (Far East) Ltd.
The LYCRA Company Singapore  Pte. Ltd
Thai Trade Center
Thai Acrylic Fibre Company Limited
TEXVALLEY MARKET LIMITED
TESTEX AG, Swiss Textile Testing Institute
Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure Corporation Limited (TSllC Ltd)
Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF)
SUZHOU TUE HI-TECH NONWOVEN MACHINERY CO.,LTD
Stahl Holdings B.V.,
Advanced Search