Arrêté du 9 août 1896 portant règlement pour la répartition du contingent des eaux-de-vie passibles du droit de consommation au taux réduit. | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/a/1896/08/09/n1/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Arrêté du 9 août 1896 portant règlement pour la répartition du contingent des eaux-de-vie passibles du droit de consommation au taux réduit.

This preamble states that the Grand Ducal decree of 9 August 1896 concerns the distribution of the quota of eaux-de-vie subject to consumption duty at the reduced rate.

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Jurisdiction
Luxembourg
Instrument
Decision
Citation
http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/a/1896/08/09/n1/jo
Status
In force
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Language
fr
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agricultural distilleries alcohol alcohol production alcohol taxation appeals contingent allocation distillery quota transfer excise duty

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This preamble states that the Grand Ducal decree of 9 August 1896 concerns the distribution of the quota of eaux-de-vie subject to consumption duty at the reduced rate. La direction des contributions fixe d’office la part du contingent pour certains propriétaires ou locataires de distilleries agricoles ou de fruits, qui paient le droit de consommation à taux réduit. The administration must tell each distiller the proposed share of the quota before fixing the allocation list, and distillers have 8 days to object. After that, the notices move through the customs officers and division controller to the contributions directorate, which fixes the list definitively. The affected person may then appeal under the stated forms and deadlines. Certain agricultural and fruit distilleries may use a reduced duty rate if their production stays at or below 10 hectolitres of pure alcohol per campaign. The distillation campaign runs from 1 October to 30 September of the following year.