Excise Act, 2001 (S.C. 2002, c. 22)
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Act current to 2013-04-29 and last amended on 2012-06-29. Previous Versions
Marginal note:Duty payable on packaged wine taken for use
137. Subject to sections 144 to 146, if non-duty-paid packaged wine that is in the possession of an excise warehouse licensee or a licensed user is taken for use, duty is payable on the wine at the time it is taken for use and is payable by the licensee or user.
Marginal note:Duty payable on unaccounted packaged wine
138. (1) Duty is payable on non-duty-paid packaged wine that has been received by an excise warehouse licensee or a licensed user but that cannot be accounted for by the licensee or user
(a) as being in the excise warehouse of the licensee or the specified premises of the user;
(a.1) in the case of packaged wine described by subsection 136(2), as being in a store described by that subsection;
(b) as having been removed, used or destroyed in accordance with this Act; or
(c) as having been lost in prescribed circumstances, if the licensee or user fulfills any prescribed conditions.
Marginal note:When duty payable
(2) Duty is payable by the licensee or user at the time the wine cannot be accounted for.
- 2002, c. 22, s. 138;
- 2007, c. 18, s. 102.
Marginal note:Duty on wine in marked special container relieved
139. (1) Duty imposed under subsection 135(1) is relieved on wine that is contained in a marked special container of wine from which the marking has been removed in accordance with section 156.
Marginal note:Duty on returned wine relieved
(2) Duty imposed under subsection 135(1) or levied under subsection 21.2(2) of the Customs Tariff is relieved on wine that is returned to the bulk wine inventory of a wine licensee in accordance with section 157.
Liability of Excise Warehouse Licensees and Licensed Users
Marginal note:Non-duty-paid packaged alcohol
140. If non-duty-paid packaged alcohol is entered into an excise warehouse immediately after being packaged, the excise warehouse licensee is liable for the duty on the alcohol at the time it is entered into the warehouse.
Marginal note:Imported packaged alcohol
141. If, in accordance with subsection 21.2(3) of the Customs Tariff, imported packaged alcohol is, without the payment of duty, released under the Customs Act to the excise warehouse licensee or licensed user who imported it, the excise warehouse licensee or licensed user is liable for the duty on the alcohol.
Marginal note:Transfer between warehouse licensees
142. (1) If non-duty-paid packaged alcohol is removed from the excise warehouse of an excise warehouse licensee (in this subsection referred to as the “transferor”) to the excise warehouse of another excise warehouse licensee, at the time the alcohol is entered into the warehouse of the other licensee,
(a) the other licensee becomes liable for the duty on the alcohol; and
(b) the transferor ceases to be liable for the duty.
Marginal note:Transfer to licensed user
(2) If non-duty-paid packaged alcohol is removed from an excise warehouse to the specified premises of a licensed user, at the time the alcohol is entered into those premises,
(a) the licensed user becomes liable for the duty on the alcohol; and
(b) the excise warehouse licensee ceases to be liable for the duty.
Marginal note:Transfer from licensed user
(3) If non-duty-paid packaged alcohol is removed from the specified premises of a licensed user to an excise warehouse, at the time the alcohol is entered into the warehouse,
(a) the excise warehouse licensee becomes liable for the duty on the alcohol; and
(b) the licensed user ceases to be liable for the duty.
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