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C.F.R. Title 27 Chapter I Subchapter A Part 19 Subpart I

Code of Federal Regulations · Subpart

Subpart I — Distilled Spirits Taxes

27 C.F.R. pt. 19, subpt. I

  • § 19.221 Scope
  • § 19.222 Basic Tax Law Provisions
  • § 19.223 Persons Liable For Tax
  • § 19.225 Requirement To Gauge And Tax Determine Spirits
  • § 19.226 Gauges For Tax Determination
  • § 19.227 Determination Of The Tax
  • § 19.229 Deferred Payment And Prepayment Of Taxes
  • § 19.230 Conditions Requiring Prepayment Of Taxes
  • § 19.231 Accounting For Bond Coverage
  • § 19.233 Filing Prepayment Returns
  • § 19.234 Filing Deferred Payment Returns
  • § 19.235 Deferred Payment Return Periods—Annual, Quarterly, And Semimonthly
  • § 19.236 Due Dates For Returns
  • § 19.237 Special Rule For Semimonthly Filers For The Month Of September
  • § 19.238 Payment By Mail Or Courier
  • § 19.239 Form Of Payment
  • § 19.240 Payment Of Tax By Electronic Fund Transfer
  • § 19.242 Employer Identification Number
  • § 19.243 Application For Employer Identification Number
  • § 19.245 Tax Credits Under 26 U.s.c. 5010
  • § 19.246 Computing The Effective Tax Rate For A Product
  • § 19.247 Use Of Effective (actual) Tax Rates
  • § 19.248 Standard Effective Tax Rate
  • § 19.249 Average Effective Tax Rate
  • § 19.250 Inventory Reserve Account
  • § 19.253 Assessment Of Tax On Spirits Not Accounted For Or Reported
  • § 19.254 Assessment Of Tax For Losses Or Unauthorized Removals
  • § 19.256 Tax On Wine
  • § 19.257 Imported Spirits
  • § 19.258 Additional Tax On Nonbeverage Spirits
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