Tax Credit for Returned Distilled Spirits
IRC §5215
Allows distilled spirits on which tax has already been paid to be returned to bonded premises for destruction, denaturation, or redistillation to qualify for a tax abatement, credit, or refund.
Eligibility
Proprietors of distilled spirits plants who return tax-paid spirits for specific purposes like reconditioning or destruction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for the Tax Credit for Returned Distilled Spirits?
Proprietors of distilled spirits plants who return tax-paid spirits for specific purposes like reconditioning or destruction.
How does the Tax Credit for Returned Distilled Spirits work?
Allows distilled spirits on which tax has already been paid to be returned to bonded premises for destruction, denaturation, or redistillation to qualify for a tax abatement, credit, or refund.
What law authorizes the Tax Credit for Returned Distilled Spirits?
The Tax Credit for Returned Distilled Spirits is authorized under IRC §5215 of the Internal Revenue Code (Title 26, United States Code).
Statutory Text — IRC §5215
Source: Internal Revenue Code, Title 26, United States Code
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