Examples of using Fine-cut in English and their translations into Romanian
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In particular, it is aimed at bringing minimum excise duties for fine-cut tobacco gradually closer to those for cigarettes.
Finally, given the aforementioned Commission statement, this proposal deals with the alignment of excise duties for fine-cut smoking tobacco("roll-your-own") with excise duties for cigarettes.
ad-valorem minimum requirement for fine-cut tobacco.
The substantial differences in tax levels among Member States on fine-cut tobacco entail smuggling
As from 1 July 2004, the overall excise duty levied on fine-cut smoking tobacco intended for the rolling of cigarettes shall be at least equal to 36% of the retail selling price inclusive of all taxes, or EUR 32 per kilogram.";
differences in cost price between the two products and the relatively labour-intensive process of manufacturing fine-cut tobacco.
raising minimum duties on cigarettes whilst bringing the minimum rates for fine-cut tobacco gradually into line with those for cigarettes.
a minimum specific tax for fine-cut would be abolished,
excise duties on cigarettes, whilst bringing the minimum rates for fine-cut tobacco gradually into line with those for cigarettes.
In order to respect a two thirds relationship between fine-cut and cigarettes, the monetary minimum requirement should be fixed at €43 per kilogram
it would not be desirable to restrict simultaneously flexibility for fine-cut.
it is likely that they will in any case increase in parallel the excise duties on fine-cut tobacco.
a monetary minimum for fine-cut would be an appropriate way to align taxation on cigarettes
which was sold or intended to be sold for the rolling of cigarettes to be fine-cut tobacco for the rolling of cigarettes.
the overall excise duty levied on fine-cut smoking tobacco intended for the rolling of cigarettes shall be at least equal to 32% of the retail selling price inclusive of all taxes, or EUR 27 per kilogram.
92.75% for cigarettes and 90% for fine-cut tobacco in the case of Austria
(b) fine-cut tobacco intended for the rolling of cigarettes;
knead yolk with a fork, and fine-cut the protein.
For fine-cut Member States may choose between complying with a monetary or an ad valorem minimum rate.
The Commission proposal also provided for taxation similar to that of cigarettes for competing tobacco products such as fine-cut tobacco.