Modernising Customs and Excise will benefit wine producers
Modernisation of Customs and Excise will benefit wine producers
New Zealand Winegrowers is welcoming new legislation which will make excise transactions easier for wine producers.
The Customs and Excise Bill, which passed its third reading in Parliament yesterday [22 March, 2018], brings the collection of excise up to speed with modern business practices, says New Zealand Winegrowers CEO Philip Gregan.
“Customs has done a great job in modernising their systems to recognise modern business operations, while still meeting their excise collection requirements.
Excise is reality for our industry and common-sense solutions to address industry concerns have been very welcome. It will save time and money for our members as we grow exports to $2 billion by 2020.”
Mr Gregan says the
consultation process Customs has undertaken around the
reforms has been an exemplar of genuine, transparent and
effective consultation.
“We congratulate the Minister
and officials on these changes and we look forward to the
Act coming into force later this
year.”
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