Customs and Excise Amendment Act | Act 44 of 1996 — South Africa law | Esheria

Customs and Excise Amendment Act

This provision amends section 5 of the principal Act by replacing paragraph (b) with new wording about the continental shelf.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 44 of 1996
Version
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Language
en
Updated
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alcohol strength appeal deadlines beer labelling beer manufacturing customs administration deadlines delivery vehicles duties duty calculation duty rates import goods litigation product registration tariffs warehousing

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Statute overview

About this statute

This provision amends section 5 of the principal Act by replacing paragraph (b) with new wording about the continental shelf. Beer manufacturers must register beer names, alcohol strength, and the applicable tariff item with the Commissioner before selling beer for home consumption, and unregistered beer may not be sold or disposed of. This section amends section 38 and appears to set a R500 value-for-duty threshold for goods, with no duty payable under Schedule No. 1. An appeal must be prosecuted within one year from the date of the determination, subject to section 96(1). An appeal must be prosecuted within one year from the date of determination, subject to section 96(1).