Excise Duties Sample Clauses
The Excise Duties clause defines the responsibilities of the parties regarding the payment and handling of excise taxes imposed on certain goods, such as alcohol, tobacco, or fuel, during their manufacture, sale, or distribution. Typically, this clause specifies which party is liable for paying these duties, outlines the process for remitting payments to the relevant authorities, and may address the documentation required to prove compliance. Its core practical function is to allocate the financial and administrative burden of excise duties clearly between the parties, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring compliance with applicable tax laws.
Excise Duties. 6.1 This agreement / authorisation also applies on the activities to act as representative for refunds and/or payments of all excise duties.
6.2 Refunds are requested, based on the ‘Wet op de verbruiksbelasting van alcoholvrije dranken’ (WVAD), article 33, paragraph 1, item e.
6.3 In case of refunds, we agree that payments will be returned to the account of the Direct Representative or our own bank account, listed below.
Excise Duties. 12.4.1. Transactional items of a routine nature, as contemplated in clause 12.1 above, are subject to applicable excise duties.
12.4.2. Spot in-tank purchases and sales are subject to applicable excise duties.
Excise Duties. 10.1 At the request of Buyer - if in Seller’s opinion this can be reasonably be complied with - Seller shall draw up an administrative accompanying document (AAD) for the transport of the goods to a tax warehouse designated by Buyer, or to a registered or a non-registered company. ▇▇▇▇▇ will notify Seller in writing timely before the drawing up of the AAD of the regarding excise number as well as the name and signature of the person(s) who are authorised to sign for acceptance of the goods.
10.2 Buyer is in case of FOB/FCA deliveries liable for all taxes, increases and fines which is the result of infringements during the transport of the goods or any shortage observed on acceptance of the goods by the addressee of the AAD.
10.3 Buyer is in case of CIF/CFR deliveries liable for all taxes, increases and fines which is the result of any shortage observed on acceptance of the goods by the addressee of the AAD. ▇▇▇▇▇ will return to Seller the returnsheet of the AAD signed by an authorised person within 14 days after the date of the AAD.