Règlement ministériel du 8 mars 2023 portant :\n1° publication de la loi belge du 21 décembre 2022 portant des dispositions fiscales diverses, Titre 3, Chapitre 5, articles 56 à 58 ; et\n2° transposition partielle de la directive (UE) 2020/1151 du Conseil du 29 juillet 2020 modifiant la directive 92/83/CEE concernant l’harmonisation des structures des droits d’accises sur l’alcool et les boissons alcooliques.\n | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rmin/2023/03/08/a148/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Règlement ministériel du 8 mars 2023 portant :\n1° publication de la loi belge du 21 décembre 2022 portant des dispositions fiscales diverses, Titre 3, Chapitre 5, articles 56 à 58 ; et\n2° transposition partielle de la directive (UE) 2020/1151 du Conseil du 29 juillet 2020 modifiant la directive 92/83/CEE concernant l’harmonisation des structures des droits d’accises sur l’alcool et les boissons alcooliques.\n

This preamble states that the ministerial order publishes parts of a Belgian law and partially transposes an EU directive.

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Jurisdiction
Luxembourg
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rmin/2023/03/08/a148/jo
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
fr
Updated
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accise alcohol trade alcool dénaturé autorisation excise duties licensing official journal publication regulatory text replacement transposition

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This preamble states that the ministerial order publishes parts of a Belgian law and partially transposes an EU directive. This article says the listed Belgian tax-law provisions are published in the Luxembourg official journal so they can be executed in Luxembourg. This article amends wording in the annex, replacing references to Belgian suppliers, Belgian standards, and Belgium with Luxembourg references. This provision states that the regulation will be published in Luxembourg’s Official Journal. Certain users and movers of denatured alcohol must hold the specific authorization named for their activity.