Examples of using Structure of excise duties in English and their translations into Dutch
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The structure of excise duties on cigarettes.
Discussions so far have centered mainly on the structure of excise duties.
The structure of excise duties on fine-cut tobacco.
Commission report on the rates and structure of excise duties on manufactured tobacco.
Changes in the structure of excise duties, for instance as regards still
The second approach option consists of changing only the structure of excise duties on cigarettes.
To harmonize the structure of excise duties on mineral oils in order to eliminate distortions of conditions of competition.
The Commission is shortly to publish its revised proposals on the structure of excise duties in the internal market.
To harmonize the structure of excise duties on cigars, cigarillos,
Commission report on the rates and structure of excise duties on manufactured tobacco.
technical amendments were introduced, without altering the structure of excise duties.
The second stage in the harmonization of the structure of excise duties on manufactured tobaccos entered into force on 1 July.
on manufactured tobacco and special provisions concerning the structure of excise duties applicable to cigarettes;
unleaded petrol, only the structure of excise duties is harmonised across the Community, according to the following minimum levels.
Member States should be allowed greater flexibility as concerns the structure of excise duties on cigarettes.
Discussions so far have centred mainly on the structure of excise duties; now, however, specific Commission proposals on determination of the ad valorem component are on the table.
a proposal concerning the rates of excise duty laid down in this Directive and the structure of excise duties as defined by Article 11.
Several directives have been adopted harmonizing the structure of excise duties on alcoholic beverages,
a proposal concerning the rates of duty laid down herein and the structure of excise duties as defined by Article 16 of Council Directive 95/59/EC.
Proposals for Directives on the harmon ization of the structure of excise duties have been before the Council since 1972
must examine the overall minimum excise duty and the structure of excise duties and, acting unanimously after consulting the European Parliament,
Report by Mr Bernard-Reymond 386/91 on the proposal relating to: Harmonization of the structure of excise duties on alcoholic beverages
3 both amended by Directive 1999/81/EC, which state that the rates and structure of excise duties are to be reviewed at three-yearly intervals.
on the proposal relating to: Harmonization of the structure of excise duties on alcoholic beverages
of Directive 92/79/EEC and Directive 92/80/EEC, it will present sufficient elements in order to">proceed to an overall review of the possibility to bring the structure of excise duties for fine-cut smoking tobacco into line with the structure of excise duties for cigarettes.
The Commission proposes that Article 4 be amended to take account of the change in the frequency of reviews of the rates and structure of excise duties on cigarettes see Article 4 of Directive 92/79/EEC and point 1(observations concerning the second paragraph) relating to Article 1 above.
shall examine the overall minimum excise duty and the structure of excise duties and, acting unanimously after consulting the European Parliament,
Every four years, the Commission shall submit to the Council a report and, where appropriate, a proposal concerning the rates of excise duty laid down herein and the structure of excise duties as defined by Article 16 of Council Directive 95/59/EC of 27 November 1995 on taxes other than turnover taxes which affect the consumption of manufactured tobacco9.
On 1 July the Commission proposed8that the Council amend its Directive of 19 December 19729by introducing a third stage of harmonization for the structure of excise duties on cigarettes beginning on 1 January 1981 and ending on 31 December 1986.