ACT No. XXV of 1991 AN ACTfurlflu /0 amend rhe Excise Duty Act, 1995. (il-hamesskeda)
Table of Provisions (12)
Statutory Text (12 Articles)
I assent.
Uoo MIFSUD B O~ N ICI
President
11th November , 1997
ACT No. XXV of 1991
AN ACTfurlflu /0 amend rhe Excise Duty Act, 1995.
BE IT ENACTED by the President. by and with the ad vice and
consent of the House of Representatives , in th is present Parliament
assembled, and by the authorit y of the same, as follows
I . (I) This Act may be cited as the Excise Duty (Amendment)
(No.2) Act . 1997. and shall be 1"C3d and construed as one wi th the
Excise Duty Act, 1995, hereinafter referred to as "the principal Act".
(2) This Act shall be deemed to have come into force on
the 1st July. 1997.
Sect ion 2 of the principal Act shall be amended as follow5:-
(I ) Dan I-Attji sta' jissejjah I-Au ta' 1- 1997 lijemend a 1- ntolufil-<lO"JO"u
All dwar Dazju las-S isa (Emenda Nru . 2), u ghandu ji nq ara u biWr .. ·>dI~ .
jiftiehem haga wahda rna ' I-Au ta' 1-1995 dwa r Dazju tas-SiSD, A~ XVh.' 1-1911' .
hawnhekk iijed'i1 qu ddiem imsejjah " I-All principali",
Dan I-An ghandu jilqies Ii beda jsehh n - I ta' Lu lju ,
(2)
1997.
ALCOHOL AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Unfermented grape must with added alcohol clas-
sified in Customs Tariff Heading No. 22.04
- With alcoholic strength nO( exceeding 22% vol
- With alcoholic strength exceeding 22% vo l but
nOl exceeding 45% vol
- With alcohQlic Strength exceeding 45% vol
not exceeding 57% vol
- With alcoholic strength exceeding 57% vol
~
Undenatured ethyl alcohol of an alcoholic strength
by volume o f 80% or higher classified in Customs
Tariff Heading No. 22.07
Denatured. ethyl alcohol and other spirits o f any
strength classified in Customs Tariff Headi ng 22.07
- Methylated spirit as defined in section 3 of the
Methylated Spirit Ordinance (Cap. 89)
- Other denatured. alcohol and spirit for industrial
pro:iuction, for phannaceutica1 and for medica1 use,
denatured as directed by the Comptrolle r of Cus-
toms
- Other denatured. alcoho l and spirit
Compound alcoholic preparations class ified i
Customs Tariff Head ings No. 21.06 and 33.02 0
a kind used for the industrial production of sof
drinks
Other alcoholic productS classified in CUSlOms
Tariff Headi ngs Nos. 21 .06 . 22.08 and 33.02
- Vodka
.... ,'
LmO.J4,o per
- - Of an alcoholic strength not ellceeding 26%
,,'
p" litR
LmJ .83.0 per
- - Of an alcoholic stren gt h exceeding 26% vo l
lilR
but not CIlceedin g 45 .4% vol
- - Of an alcoholic strength cllcecding 45 .4%
LmJ.96J) per
litre
vol but not ellceeding 57% vol
-Other
LmO.14J)per
.. Of an alcoholic stre ngth not uceeding 26%
,,'
~""
per litR
Lm).n,O per
- - Of an al conolic strengt h exceeding 26% vol
lilft
but not ellceeding 45% vol
- - Of an alconol ic strengt h exceeding 45% vol
LmJ.96,O per
but oot tIlceeding 57% \'01
lilR
LmO.07.5p er
- - Of an alcoholic Slrength exceeding 57% vol
% \'01
per litR
A 61 8
(a) immed iat el y be fo re the definition o f "Bonded
warehouse" there shall be insel1ed the following definition
., "beer production" or "the prod uction of bee r" shall be
take n to mean the process whereby beer is produced from the
fermentation of the wort and any process w h<!reby beer of a
lo we r dens ity or specific gra vity is derh'ed from beer.
whate ver its origin, of a higher densi ty or specific gravity. It
shall also include the mi xing of beer with any non alcohol ic
beverage and on either of whic h no excise duty had bee n paid
such th:lt the resulting admixture comains nOl less than 2% of
alcohol by volume;"; and
(b) immediately fullowing the definition of "Mini ster" there
shall be inserted the following definition:-
" "non alcoholic beverage" means non alcoholic
beverage falling under heading 22.02 of the Customs Tariff;".
PETROLEU M OILS AND GASES AND OTHER
GASEOUS HYDRQCARBONS
MOIor vchick 'Pirit and lighl oils ,other than libricating
or hydl<lulie oil., with II. deMily I1p 10 0 .780 exclus ive
al a temP"""'!U~ o f I j·C. classir.ed in Customs Tariff
Heading M . n .lO
- Motor spirit with a lead conlent not uc«<ling 0.013
Lm1 1200,O
per 1000 JilreS
gil
Lm13300,O
per 1000 li lreS
Oil for hotlSl'hoId purp<>$O (K~rosene ), aviation IUT-
bi"" fuelS and while spirit: oils OIher than lubricating
or hydl1lulic oils with a densi!), of 0.780 10 0.810 ex-
LmII.OO,O
elusi"e at a ICmp<"r.nu!"C of IYC, classifi<:<l in CUSlOms
per 1000 lilreS
Tariff Headin!! No. 27 .10
GaJ and diese l o il : oi ls. other than lu bric~ting or
hydraulic oils ..... ith a drnsi!)' of 0.8 10 100.900 inclusive
. 1 a temperature of 13'C, classir.ed ill Cus.toms T anff
Heading No. 27 .10
Lm61.00 .o
per IOOOlitre
Li'luified prop:lDl.' gas classified in Cuswms Tariff
LmSOOO,O
Heading No. 27 .11
per 1000 kgs.
Lrn5000.o
Liqui fied buta"" gas dassir.ed in Customs Tariff Head-
per 1000 kp .
ingNo.27 .11
Section 13 of the principal Act shall be amended as follows
Ame nd ment (If
"'edion 13 o f
the prmr.:ipal AcL
(a) ill subsection (I) thereof, paragraphs (b), (c) and (d) ~hall
be respectively renumbered as paragraphs (d), (e) and (f) thereof,
and immediately after paragraph (a) thereof there shall be added
the following two new paragraphs :-
"(b)
the manner in which excise goods may be
produced;
(c) the circumstances under which excise goods not
fit for consumption or unmarketable are destroyed without
the payment of duty, or with refund of duty;"; and
(b) in subsection (4) thereof, forthe words "Fifth Schedule"
there shall be substituted the words "Sixth Schedule".
BEER
&er. 0Ihtr than bm" mixed with non ~ic be...enge
-or an original gravity bt:\c)w II' PlalG
Inl JtlIJ pol' H
- Of an original gravily of I I' Plalo or ~
lmO .llI,II per ~J.
de"""
per
I'IMo
MiliUM of beer with noo-akoholie beverage
-or an aJoholk slmlgth len !han 2'sq, vol.
1AO'\!7.5p:r U.
. """,
.
LmI.oo.ll,...~J
In Ihis Schedule :-
(a) Only whole degrees Plll.lo shall be considered, fractions
of a degree shall be ignored;
(b) Degrees Philo shall
0) be delennined by converting Ihe specific gravilY of
Ihe wort by using the Wort Conversion Tables or Ihe equations
published by regulalions made under Ihis Act; and
be taken 10 refer 10 lhe specific gravity of the won
(ii)
upressed in lenns of the Plato Scale;
(c) "!he specific gravity ohhe wort" is to be taken to mean
the ratio of the mass of a given volume of wort at a temperature of
2QoC; and
(d) "original gravi'Y" shall be taken to refer 10 the specific
gravity of the wort from which a particular beer would be produced
after water, if any. had been added during the process .
For Ihe purpose of payment of duty on beer in accordance
with this Act. the volume and original gravity in degrees Plato of
the beer released from a brewery shall be the higheSt of
(a)
those declared on the label of the conlainer.
those declared on the invoice or other documeni relating
(b)
to the sale on delivery of the beer.
those found by analytical means by the COmptroller.~ .
(c)
6. The Fifth Schedule 10 lhe principal Act shall be renumbered
as the Si1(th Schedule thereto, and immediately, after Part D IheTeQf
there shall be added the following new Part:-
'
"PARTE
BEER REG ULATIONS , 1997
PART I
These Regulations may be cited as the Beer Regulations,
1. 1997 .
., These Regulations app ly to beer and mixture ofbeerwith
non alcoholic beverages as defined in the Act.
3. In these Regulations,except where the context otherwise
requires :-
"accounting period" means the six monthly period at
the end of which a reconciliatio n and stod.:t3king c1(ercise is
perfonned with the purpose of accounting for the wons and
beers produced during th3t period
"the Act" means the E1(cise Duty Act. 1995: and
"release for consumption" shal l be taken to mean the
making available to a natural or legal person . on the territory
of Malta, of any beer subject to excise duty, when the beer
leaves any arrallgement made with {he Comptroller in
accordance with these regUlations under which payment of
e1(cise duty is suspended: and. any reference to an arrangement
where duty is kept in suspension shall be taken 10 refer to an
arrangement made in accordance with these regulations,
whereby beer ffi3Y be kept or moved under speci fied
conditions without payment of dut y.
PART \I
4. An application 10 register a brewery in terms of section 9
of lhe Act. shall be made in writing to the Comptroller and shall
include the following paniculars:-
(a)
the name of the applicant
(b) the status (sole proprietor. partnership, limited
liability company or oc her status) of the applicant's business;
tile address of the premises to be regiStered;
(c)
an architect's plan of the premises indicating its
(d)
boundaries and exact location;
(e) the date on which the applicant intends to begin
production of beer;
(f) an est imate of the maximu m yearly productivc
capacity of the intended brewery.
s. Applications for ~ginering a brewery shall nO( be
accepted in the name of a person who has been guilty of any offence
under the Act or any law re~led by the act, and any registration
of a brewery shall cease to be in force upon the conviction of the
person in whose name the brewery is registered.
6 . (I) The Comptroller may issue a certificate of
registration in respect of the premises for which an application for
regislI"8.tion had been made and shall issue a separate certificate of
registration in the name of the applicant , in respect of each separate
brewery.
(2) The issue o f such cen ificale shall be witho ut
prejudice to any obligation on the part of the applicant to obtain
any licences or pennits as required in tenns of any other law.
(3) The certificate of registration shall remain the
property of the Comptroller.
(4) Every cenificate of registration issued shall be kept
at al l times on the premises to which it relates and shall beproduced
for inspection to the proper officer on demand.
(S) Any a lteredcircurnstances affecting the paniculars
mentioned in regulation 4 of tnese Regulations on the pan of the
brewery or the person in whose name the brewery is registered,
shall be notified immediruely to the Comptroller and the latter may
amend the certificate of registration or replace it by a fresh one.
Failure on the part of the brewer to notify the Comptroller of any
change or changes affecting the ~id panicularn IDall invalidate
the certifICate ofret.istration .
(6) The Comptroller may, (or reasonable cause, vary
the paniculars requ ired on the cenificate of registr:lI ion provided
that 14 days ' notice in wri ting are given to the bre ..... er informing
him of such varialions.
7 . ( I) A brewer shall notify the Comptro lle r of t he
cessation of produclion or the intenti"n to cease production at any
brewery registered in h is name.
(2)
Where the Comptroller is satisfied lnat a brewer
has ceased to produce beer al any brewery, he may revoke lhe
registration o f the rele vant brewery at any time.
PART III
8. ( I ) The person, finn , pannership or company in whose
name the brewery is registered shall be responsi ble for the payment
of ellcise duty as specified in section 3 of the Act, 8t the time
payment of ellc ise du ty becomes due. Suc h payment shall be
effected al Custom Ho use or at any other place appoin ted by notice
in the Government gazette, on any entry fonn containing such
paniculars as the Minister may by regulation under tne Aet
prescribe.
(2) It shall be lawful for the Comptroller o( Customs,
in order to safeguard re"'enue, 10 require a securit y from the brewer
in the fo rm o( a sum of mo ney depos ited al [he Customs
Department. or in some other fonn, acceptable 10 Ihe Comp.roller.
for an amou nt not ellceeding Ihe duty estimated beforehand to
become d ue d uri ng the periods between the times at which
payments become due.
(3) No duty shall be liable on beer which is deemed
by lhe brewer as being unmarketable and therefore not released
for consumption provided that such beer is destroyed under customs
su pervision by wri nen pennission of a nd under the conditions laid
down by the Comptroller.
(4) Packagod beer on which excise duty is paid and
which.after being released for consumption is deemed by its brewer
to be unmarketable ma y be withdrawn from the market in its
original sealed immediate container llnd returned to the brewery
in which il was produced. The ClIcisc duty paid on it shall be
cred ited in favour of the brewer provided Ihal lhe Comptroller of
Customs is satisfied that the immediate container and its contenlS
have not been tampe red with . and moreover thaI such beer is
subseque ntl y destroyed under customs supervision .
PART IV
9. (I) It shall not be lawful , except with the pennission of M _ i" whid>
= .bo
the Minister, for any person to produce beer other than by the
process whereby beer is produced from the fennentation of the
wort or any process whereby beer of a lower density or specific
gravity is derived from beer including the mixing of beer with non
alcoholic beverages.
(2) The production of beer, for the propose of section
4 of the Act is deemed to have begun when the mash is made or
the sugar is dissolved whichever is the earlier and shall be deemed
to have been completed at the earliest of:-
the time the beer is put into any package;
(a)
the time the beer is removed from the brewery
(b)
(c)
the time the beer is consumed;
(d) the beginning of the seventh day after the day on
which the production of beer began.
For the purpose of this regulation "beer" shall include
(3)
unfinished beer.
PARTY
10. (I) Beer produced in Malta may be kept by the brewer K" Ii""SN
under duty suspension within the precincts of a registered brewery. =~~-
'"'flO OS"".
(2) Such beer may be moved under duty suspension
from a registered brewery to another registered brewery or approved
bonded warehouse or from an approved bonded warehouse to a
registered brewery or another approved bonded warehouse and
from such brewery or warehouse to a place of loading for export
as merchandise or as ships stores as provided for in section 14 of
the Act.
All such removal of beer without payment of duty
(3)
shall , unless the Comptroller may otherwise allow, be subject to
the following condilions:-
(a) the beer is transported in containers or packages
which are secu red by a form of seal approved by the
Comptroller or under customs escort, in either case as directed
by the Comptroller
(b) the beer is accompanied by a document Signed by
a consignor and approved by the Comptroller, which shall
specify the place from which despatched and the place to
.
which consig ned and the quantity and description oftne beer'
(c) suc h document shall be iigned by the consignee
acknowledging receipt or in the case of shipment, by the
proper o ffi cer acknowledgi ng receipt on board.
PART VI
II . ( I) Subject to the provision of paragraph (2) of this
regu lation the quantity of beer produced which is chargeable with
duty shall be th at which the worts made were intended to yield as
fi nis hed beer after making allowance for wastage. Th is allowance
shall be 8% of the liquid volume of the won after it is brought to
the level of thc Original grnvity of the intended beer.
(2) Dut y on th e q ua ntity of beer re leased fur
consumpt ion in a specified period shall be assessed. according to
section 3 o f the Act, on the volume in heClO litres of beer as
determined m time of release forco nsumption ,even if such quantity
~~ceeds the quantity of beer calculated in tenns of paragrnph ( I)
of this regulation 10 have been produced in relation to the same
period.
(3) Monthly payments of e~cise duty on beer shall be
entered on the proper duty fonn and remitted to the Comptroller
within five days foll owing the last Sunday of each calendar month
in settlement of all dUly due up to that Sunday . on the quantity of
beer re leased for consumption during that period.
(4) Forduty purposes the original gravity of beer shaH
be expressed in degrees Plmo which shall be detennined by using
the wort co nversion tab les in Schedul e III to these Regulations.
(5) No beer shall be released for consumption unless
the original gravity and volume of the beer are denoted on the
immediate package.
PART VII
12. The brewer shall keep records and accounts containing
me detai ls specified in Schedule I to these Regulations and shaH
be bound to preserve such records ror 6 years or such shoner period
as the Comptroller may allow.
13. The brewer shall produce to the Comptroller -
(a) on the first working day aftcr each Sunday ,a weekly
statem ent diving details of all sales or deliveries and other
issues o f beer released from the brewery during the preceding
week and the balance of stocks o f beer held at the brewery in
such fonn as may be determined by the Comptrol ler. and
(b) six month ly statcment for each accounting period
as specified in the next fo llowing sub paragraph
0)
Accounting periods shall be of si x months.
each commencing on the 1st day of April and on the 1st
day of October o f each year. unless otherwisc agreed
between the brewe r and the Comptroller.
(ii) Not later than thirty days after the end of each
accounting period. the brewer shall prepare and produce
to t he Compt roller a statement whi c h s hall be
accompanied by a report made by an independent
Certified Public Auditor in respect of the production of
all wons and the production.stocks kepi al the brewery
and sales of beer for the 8CCOtmting period being reponed
upon, containing the inform.<.tjon speci fied in Schedule
lito these Regulalions.
14 . ( I) Beer. in respect to a specified acco unting period.
shall be deemed unaccounted for and therefore chargeable wi lh
duty when a surplus resu lts after subtracting the sum of
(a) the quanti lY of beer reponed as released for
consu mption ;
(b)
the quantity of beer released for sh ipment as
described in section 14 of the Act
(c) the quantity of beer destroyed in tenns of section
14 o f the Act;
Cd) the net quantity of beer kept in stock at the brewery
in respect to that period; and
(e) othe r quantity. if any. of beer recorded as hav ing
been mixed with non alcoholic beverage from the quantity of
bee r the wons were considered to yie ld as described in
paragraph ( I) of reg ulation I I ofthesc Regulations in respect
10 the same period.
(2) In the even t , of a discrepancy which may result
after comparing the quantities of beer prod uced with that i ssue~
from the brewery whereby a quantit y of beer is found to be
unaccounted for in tenns of the last preceding paragraph , the
Compt rolle r may, without any prejooice to any other act ion which
may be taken against tile brewer orany other person in view of the
provisions of the Act or any other law, al low the brewer to pay
suc h sum of money so is eq ui valent to the dUl Y due on sLK:h
discrepancy.
15. As from the day the Act comes into force no beer s~a11
be allowed to leave the brewery unti l the excise duty leviable in
accordance with thi! Act has been paid. notwithstanding that such
beer may have been produced before the comi ng into force of thll
Act.
For the marginal note to section 18 of the principal Act, there Substitulion of
marginal note to
shall be substituted the following
<:.cr.:tlon I ~ of the
principal Act.
"Powers of Customs officers.".
;; For the First, Second, Third and Fourth Schedules to the Subst itut ion of
principal Act, there shall be substituted the following Schedules
"FIRST SCHEDULE
First Colum n
Ust of excise goods
Acohol and alcoholic beverages classified in Cus-
(Oms Tariff Headings Nos. 21.06,22.04, 22.07,22.08
and 33.02 to the extent only as shown in the rel-
evant schedule to this Act.
Tobacco includin g tobacco substitutcs and 'ho mog-
en ised' or 'reconstituted' tobacco, and products
thereof classified in Customs Tarifr Chapter 24 to
the extcnt only as show n in the relevant schedule to
this Act .
Petroleum o ils and gases and other gaseous hydro-
carbons classified in Customs TarifT Headings Nos.
(Regulation 12)
Records to be kept of
I. Raw materials used in the production of beer which contribute to the original
gravity of the beer.
2. Consecutive identification number and date for each brew.
3. The liquid volume of each wort in heClo litres at a specified density.
4. The liquid volume of the beer produced from each wort specifying at which
temperature and its original gravity .
5. Each introduction of beer in the storage tanks specifying from which brew it
was derived.
6. Total balance in heClo Iitresofbeer in each storage tank specifying its original
gravity and at which temperature the vo lume is calculated.
7. The quantity in hecto litres of beer packaged in bottles, cans, kegs and other
containers for each packaging operation .
8. Stocks of packaged beer kept at the brewery specifying types and brands of
9. All sales ofbeer specifying quantities and types and brands of beer and relative
invoices.
10 . Otherremoval of beer from the brewery, specifying quantities, types and
brands and to where removed.
II . Detailed history of unmarketable beer indicating its origin, type and brand,
original gravity, q uantity and whether or not destroyed under Customs supervision .
(Regulation 13)
Details requ ired 10 be included in the six mont hly statement
I.
Identification number and date of eac h won made.
The specific gravity of each wort.
2.
3. 1be volume in hecto lil res of each Wort made at the latest specific gravity
before the wort is put illlo femlentation specifying the specific gravi ty.
The type and brand of Deer each won was intended to produce.
4.
5. The actual volume in hecto litres specifying the original gravity for each type
and brand of beer produced.
6 . The quantity in heClo litres of each type and brand of beer released for
consumpliOll in Malia.
7. The qU:lntilY in hecto Iltres of each type and brand of beer from tnc brewe!)'
other than for release for consumption in Malta. indicating the purpose for suc h
removals.
8. The quantit y in heCtO lit re s of packaged beer kept in slock at the brewe!)'.
The quantifY in heclO litres of unpackaged beer held in storage althe brewery.
9.
10. 'The quantity of unmarketable beer held at or returned to the brewery during
the period reported upon .
I I . The total amount of duty due on beer duri ng the six monthly accounting
period being reponed upon .
12 .
Any other details requi red by the Comptroller .
SCHED ULE III
(Paragraph (4) of Regulation II )
WORT CONVERSION T ABLES
SPECIFIC CRAV ITY,20"/20", IN AIR, TO % w/w
SUCROSE, IN VACUO (OBRIX OR "PLATO)
S~=
Sucro:;e
Sp.Gr
%wfw
Sp.Gr
%wfw
1.000
10.475
0.000
'1><2
1.043
10.716
1.001
0 .257
1.044
1.002
0.5 14
10.956
1.045
1.003
0 .770
11.195
1.004
11.435
1.046
1.026
I.o·n
11.673
1.005
1.283
1.006
1.048
11.912
1.539
1.007
1.049
12.150
1.795
1.050
12."387
1.008
2.053
1.051
12.624
1.009
2.305
1.052
12.861
1.010
2-'60
1.053
13.098
1.011
2.81 4
1.054
1.012
3.067
13.333
1.055
13.569
1.013
3 .321
\.Q]4
1.056
13.804
3.573
1.057
14.039
1.015
3.826
14.273
1.058
1.016
4 .077
1.059
14.507
1.017
4 .329
1.060
14.741
1.018
4.580
1.061
14.974
1.019
4 .830
1.062
15.207
1.Q20
5.080
1.063
15.439
1.021
5.330
1.064
15.671
1.022
5.580
1.065
15.903
1.023
5.828
1.066
1.024
16.134
6 .077
1.067
16365
1.025
6 .325
16.595
1.068
1.026
6.512
1.069
16.825
1.027
6 .819
7_
1.070
17.055
1.028
1.071
17.284
1.029
7.312
1.072
\7.513
1.030
7.558
1.073
17.74\
1.031
7.803
1.074
17.970
1.03 2
8 .048
1.075
18.197
1.033
8.293
1.076
18.425
1.034
8.537
1.077
18.652
1.035
8.781
Im8
18.878
9 .024
1.036
1.079
19.105
1.037
9 .267
1.0&0
19.331
9j()<)
1.038
1.081
19.556
1.039
9.75 1
1.082
19 .782
1.114<1
9 .993
2O.oo7 .~ .
1.083
1.041
10.234
Passed by the House of Representatives at Sitting No. 133 of Monday , 3Td
November, 1997.
MYRIAM SPITERI D EBONO
Speuker
RICUARD J. CAUCHI
Clerk fO the House of Repre.wfnto(;VeS
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pakken !a' 20
;':w DIn; minnu
Tabakk manit,nul'lIl iel'lor kJauifi kat f1-in!eSlalul'll lIN .
24.0) tal-Tariff, tId-Ow_
• T,batk w-pipa
_ T,bakk, imqMta' jew mhUlI imqatta' II mhalla! ada
mhUll manitanura! Ular Jhall-PfOdIIujoni induslrijali
IaNir;an:ni (2)
_ T abakk omoje niu.sl je w rikosli!w;1 ghall- produ zz joni
I.m2 ,83,O
indu strijali IIl-tigarri, chuootJ u rigOril/OI
kull kg .
• TIbakI: omog~niu.t jew rikoSli!wi! ghall-prnduujonl
indlls!rijIJi w-sipll'ul (2)
I.m I6.41'o
- T.batk l.al-maJhda II Still/!
klill k,.
_ alr&W II essenzl laHabakk utati prineipalmenl gIIaIl·
manitauuni ta' imeuitidi
l.m9,20,O
_ T.bakk jew = ' 1 taHabakk manitanul'lI! kbor ,
kull kg.
inklui ta1>akk 0
nizza! U rikos! i!w;1
1. Din i"nlta la' dllju la;>plib hi ... pll f.lball mhux mani r. nu m, prodoll joew imporlll
minn P""WI& Ii r ioimhl jkun ~liiotrt.l S!lbbilimenlla' produujolli &h11l. l!Wl iflnu", f.I'
oigam jew tabakJr. lll·piPI ,
2. Din i,·ratlla' duju tapplin bios pal .. ball. imqlltl' jew mhuK imqana' i!do mhlll
man,r.mn! Ikw, pmdoojew impona! minn persuna ~ risimhljkllll ~ii_ DbbiJirnnll
ta' pruduu.joni pall·manir."... 1&' oiprc:tti.
A '99
10 and 27.1 1 to the extent only as shown in the
re levant schedule to th is Act.
Beer classified in Customs Tariff Heading No 22.03
and beer mixed with non-alcoholic beverage classi-
fied in Customs Tariff Heading No. 22.06.