Ley 939 de 2004 | Ley 939 de 2004 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 939 de 2004

This law addresses procedural defects in Law 818 of 2003 and promotes the production and sale of plant- or animal-based biofuels for diesel engines.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 939 de 2004
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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agricultural production agriculture biofuels comercialización commencement diesel fuel exemption exemptions fuel standards fuel tax exemption producción public-program restrictions recordkeeping repeal reporting sales tax exemption tariff classification tariff rate tax exemption value-added tax

Statute overview

About this statute

This law addresses procedural defects in Law 818 of 2003 and promotes the production and sale of plant- or animal-based biofuels for diesel engines. The net income from new long-cycle crops in cacao, rubber, oil palm, citrus, and fruit trees is exempt, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development determines which crops qualify. La exención para palma de aceite, cacao, caucho, cítricos y demás frutales dura 10 años desde el inicio de la producción, y los cultivos establecidos desde la vigencia de la Ley 818 de 2003 también gozan de esas exenciones. Para acceder a la exención, las nuevas plantaciones deben registrarse ante el Ministerio de Agricultura y Desarrollo Rural y los beneficiarios deben llevar contabilidad independiente. This article changes Tax Statute article 424 to exclude tariff item 10.01 for wheat and meslin (tranquillón).

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