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The DRI has flagged its concerns in a note to the Finance Ministry’s Revenue Department, adding that it was investigating how Pernod Ricard and Diageo allegedly evaded duty while importing the concentrate used to make Blended Vatted Malts and Blended Scotch Whiskey. Pernod Ricard manufactures popular brands such as Chivas Regal and Blenders Pride while Diageo’s stable includes J&B, Vat 69 and Johnnie Walker Black Label.osterizer blender pulse matic 16 The DRI has alleged in its note that “Pernod Ricard India Pvt Ltd and Diageo India Pvt Ltd are importing bulk malt/grain from their affiliate firm at less than cost price so as to evade customs duty.”blendtec twister jar sale coupon The note does not mention any specific amount in unpaid duty but the import and profit numbers recorded in it indicate that the figure may run into crores.bamix vs viking immersion blender

When contacted by The Sunday Express, a spokesperson for Pernod India confirmed an “enquiry by the DRI” and added that they were “cooperating fully” while a Diageo spokesperson said they had provided information to “authorities” on “ certain transfer pricing matters”.ninja blender qb1005 Referring to the import of Concentrate of Alcoholic Beverages (CAB) by Pernod, the DRI note says, “By showing the lower cost of imports, the importer is able to show higher profits and thus repatriate higher amounts of dividend to its holding company, which is, in turn, suspected to have transferred funds to the supplier, which is also a group company. tribest personal blender pb-250 bpa freeThe monetary aspect of the undervaluation is, thus, taken care of by way of repatriation of funds in the garb of dividends.”hamilton beach wave crusher multi-function blender review

CAB attracts a high level of custom duty — a basic rate of 150 per cent along with an additional 4 per cent. The DRI note alleges that the dividend sent to other subsidiary companies matches with the amounts evaded in duty. DRI has alleged in the note that from 2009-10 to 2013-14, Pernod sent Rs 2132.05 crore as dividend while the total import of CAB for the same period was Rs 662.42 crore.bella rocket blender rebate form As for Diageo, DRI has claimed that apart from a lower valuation of CAB, it did not disclose that the import was from an entity allegedly associated with the company. According to the DRI note, prior to 2011, before Pernod India started importing CAB from Chivas Brothers, Scotland (an associate firm), the invoice value of its import was 1.22 British pounds per alcoholic litre (AL) and that the vatted malt was more than four years age. Since 2011, the DRI note claimed, the price has been revised to 2.56 British pounds per AL, but “there was no change in the quality or other organoleptic attributes of the finished product i.e IMLF”.

At the same time, DRI note claimed, other importers are importing the product at a much higher value. Diageo’s spokesperson said, “The authorities have sought information from Diageo India in connection with certain transfer pricing matters which we have provided to them.” In an emailed response, the Pernod India spokesperson said, “There is an enquiry by the DRI on Pernod Ricard India. As a responsible corporate citizen we are cooperating fully with the DRI. As this is an on-going investigation we are not able to comment further on the matter.” Using UnderTheLabel's Smart Rating system (a composite score based on factors like recent and historical San Francisco World Spirits Competitions and smaller enthusiast ratings), we found 25 affordable 5 minute read › UnderTheLabel is an alcohol research site that uses Graphiq’s semantic technology to deliver deep insights via data-driven articles, visualizations and research tools. Deep insights from alcohol data.