Examples of using Excise goods in English and their translations into Swedish
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Until[31 December 2009], Member States of dispatch may continue to allow movements of excise goods under suspension of excise duty to be initiated under cover of the formalities set out in Articles 15(6) and Article 18 of Directive 92/12/EEC.
be an obstacle to the free movement of excise goods in the Internal Market.
it is necessary to make clear at Community level when excise goods are released for consumption.
processing and holding of excise goods, as well as for their receipt
For the purposes of point(c), importation of excise goods shall take place when excise goods enter the territory of the Community without being subject to a customs suspensive procedure or arrangement or when excise goods are released from a customs suspensive procedure or arrangement.
Where the excise goods are intended for an authorised warehousekeeper in the Member State of dispatch, the competent authorities of that Member State shall forward the electronic administrative document directly to him.
Where the person holding the excise goods, or on whose behalf they are held,
Consent to any checks enabling the competent authorities of the Member State of destination to satisfy themselves that the excise goods have actually been received
The regulation is solely concerned with administrative cooperation and does not affect the approximation of national laws concerning the management of excise movements or the taxation of excise goods, both of which are covered by other legal acts.
Where excise goods which are moving in accordance with Article 31(2) do not reach the Member State of destination,
Without prejudice to Article 7(1), Member States may require that excise goods carry tax markings
Excise goods may be moved under a duty suspension arrangement within the EU,
The competent authorities of a Member State in which a consignor of excise goods is established may grant assistance to that consignor where the latter fails to receive a report of receipt referred to in Article 24(4)
is authorised to have excise goods moved to a place of direct delivery in accordance with Article 17(2) of that Directive;
certifying that the excise goods have left the territory of the Community.
processing and holding of excise goods are determined by each EU country.
In order to ensure free movement, taxation of goods other than excise goods should not give rise to border-crossing formalities.
It is estimated that about 100 000 traders dispatch around 4.5million consignments of excise goods between Member States each year.
In the case referred to in paragraph 1, the excise duty shall become chargeable at the time of delivery of the excise goods.
To determine whether the excise goods referred to in paragraph 1 are intended for personal use, Member States shall take account at least of the following.