Arrêté ministériel du 30 décembre 1946 concernant l'octroi de délais de paiement pour le supplément des droit et taxe sur les alcools en stock au 15 novembre 1946.
This preamble says payment credit is to be granted to liable persons for alcohol-stock duties, with safeguards and default interest.
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- Luxembourg
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- Order
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- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/amin/1946/12/30/n2/jo
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- In force
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- Language
- fr
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This preamble says payment credit is to be granted to liable persons for alcohol-stock duties, with safeguards and default interest. Le supplément du droit d'accise et de la taxe de consommation sur les alcools en stock au 15 novembre 1946 doit être payé en trois versements égaux, avec des échéances au 31 décembre 1946, 31 janvier 1947 et 28 février 1947. The Director of Contributions may exceptionally grant extra payment time, and distillers have special options for security and further delay on certain consumption tax amounts. Unpaid supplements due under article 1 incur moratory interest of one-third percent for each month started, but the interest is only collected if it reaches at least 50 francs. If alcohol or eau-de-vie leaves the warehouse and the rights are not covered by a bank guarantee, prior payment of the guaranteed duties and tax is required.
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Arrêté ministériel du 30 décembre 1946 concernant l'octroi de délais de paiement pour le supplément des droit et taxe sur les alcools en stock au 15 novembre 1946.
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