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TTB Amends Regulations on Alcohol Excise Tax Payments

The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau is amending its regulations to change excise tax return due dates and remove bond requirements for some taxpayers, it said (here). The agency’s “temporary rule” allows taxpayers who were liable for $1,000 or less in excise taxes on distilled spirits, wines and beer for the previous calendar year, and expect to be liable for $1,000 or less in excise taxes for the current calendar year, to file returns on an annual basis. TTB is also removing bond requirements for taxpayers that are eligible to pay excise taxes on beer and non-industrial spirits and wine using quarterly or annual return periods. TTB is seeking comments by March 6 on these changes in a concurrent proposed rule (here).

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(Federal Register 01/04/17)