"Session":p3nqgm3c wrote: Looks like excise is payable on home brew![/quote:p3nqgm3c]Nice try, Mr Commercial Beer Salesman, but you'll have to do better than that to make us hand in our mashing paddles.
Yes that is still excise though, we do not have to pay it since we do not sell our beer. It would be pretty unfair to expect us top pay excise for beer we have no way or no intention recover from a purchaser.
"Saruman":3gxfcnti wrote: we do not have to pay it since we do not sell our beer.[/quote:3gxfcnti]We're not excused because the beer is non-commercial. We're excused because there is a specific exemption[/url:3gxfcnti] given to beer made privately for "domestic use". Without this, the beer would be excisable whether intended for sale or not.
Strictly speaking, homemade beer consumed outside the domestic setting and/or [i:3gxfcnti]by someone other than the brewer[/i:3gxfcnti] is fully excisable, even if no money changes hands.
&quot;Saruman&quot;:3gxfcnti wrote: It would be pretty unfair to expect us top pay excise for beer we have no way or no intention recover from a purchaser.[/quote:3gxfcnti]Your point being? <!-- s:D --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt="" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s:D -->
[quote:2i9apy2u]Looks like excise is payable on home brew!
Nice try, Mr Commercial Beer Salesman, but you'll have to do better than that to make us hand in our mashing paddles.[/quote:2i9apy2u]
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