Ministry of Finance Notifies Amendment to Health Security Se National Security Cess Rules:

The new rules are called the Health Security se National Security Cess (First Amendment) Rules, 2026, effective from February 2026.
Govt Introduces Health Security se National Security Cess (First Amendment) Rules, 2026

Ministry of Finance Notifies Amendment to Health Security Se National Security Cess Rules
The Ministry of Finance has recently issued a notification (No. 02/2026 - HSNS Cess Dated 30th January 2026) introducing new changes to the Health Security se National Security Cess Rules, 2026.
These changes have been made by the Central Government using its power given under section 35 of the Health Security se National Security Cess Act, 2025 (35 of 2025). The new rules are called the Health Security se National Security Cess (First Amendment) Rules, 2026, effective from February 2026.
Formula for Maximum Rated Speed
One of the key amendments is the revised formula for calculating the maximum rated speed of the machine. The new formula is as follows:
𝑆 = (𝑅/𝐺) x n
Here,
- S = Maximum rated speed of the machine
- R = Revolutions per minute (RPM) rating of the main disc rotary motor of the machine
- G = Overall gear ratio of the gear assembly between the motor and the rotating drum
- n = Number of funnels in a horizontal machine or cups in a vertical machine.
- All cess, interest, and penalties will move into the Consolidated Fund of India.
- After receiving Parliament's approval, this cess money will be moved to a new fund called the Health Security se National Security Cess Fund.
- This fund will be used for public health and the national security of India.
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