Examples of using Release for consumption in English and their translations into Swedish
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After release for consumption.
taxation of excise goods after release for consumption.
Release for consumption of manufactured tobacco.
subparagraph of Article 1(2), at the time of release for consumption;
Release for consumption shall be any of the following.
In the event of an irregularity, excise duty should be due in the Member State on whose territory the irregularity has been committed which has led to the release for consumption.
The release for consumption shall be determined in accordance with paragraphs 2, 3 and 4.
moved between Member States after the release for consumption.
Where the time of release for consumption is not known, such release shall be deemed to have taken place at the time the excise goods were dispatched.
The chargeability conditions and rate of excise duty to be applied shall be those in force on the date on which duty becomes chargeable in the Member State where release for consumption takes place.
Where it is not possible to determine where the release for consumption has taken place, a place should be determined where release for consumption is deemed to have taken place.
rate of excise duty to be adopted shall be those in force on the date on which duty becomes chargeable in the Member State where release for consumption takes place or shortages are recorded.
Where, following their release for consumption in a Member State, excise goods are held in another Member State, it is necessary to determine whether excise duty is due in the second Member State.
generalises the rule that in that situation the release for consumption is deemed to have occurred in the Member State of dispatch.
The excise duty in the Member State where the release for consumption took place shall be reimbursed
loss of excise goods transported between Member States after the release for consumption, as for the destruction or loss occurring during a movement under suspension of excise duty.
Proof of completion of customs formalities for release for consumption shall not be required for payment of the refund provided the operator furnishes proof that at least 1 500 tonnes of cereal products has left the customs territory of the Community on a sea-going vessel.
as the occurrence of shortages under a duty suspension arrangement automatically constitutes a release for consumption as defined in Article 72.
it is not possible to determine where the release for consumption took place, it shall be deemed to have taken place in the Member State of dispatch.
move within the Community, provision should be made for situations in which excise goods, following their release for consumption, are subject to irregularities.
the references to"irregular" events constituting a release for consumption have been removed, as the events constituting a release for consumption should be considered to cover both regular and irregular events.
No 3665/87, proof of completion of customs formalities for release for consumption shall not be required for payment of refunds fixed by invitation to tender,
it is ascertained in which Member State the release for consumption actually took place,
Where the operator provides proof of completion of customs formalities for release for consumption in Switzerland, Austria
proof of completion of customs formalities for release for consumption shall not be required for payment of refunds fixed by invitation to tender,
Notwithstanding Article 18 of Regulation(EEC) No 3665/87, proof of completion of customs formalities for release for consumption shall not be required for payment of refunds fixed in a contract awarded under this tender,
Notwithstanding Article 18 of Regulation(EEC) No 3665/87, proof of completion of customs formalities for release for consumption shall not be required for payment of refunds fixed in a contract awarded for refunds on exports to all third countries,
All manufactured tobacco released for consumption is already packaged for use.
Once these goods are released for consumption, the excise duties must be paid.
The Directive's procedure for products already released for consumption may be summarised as follows.