Trade in Excisable Goods Permitted without License
Entrepreneurs have been permitted to sell excisable goods without a license. This was made possible thanks to the amendments to the "Rules for the regulation of the Republic of Azerbaijan of goods subject to marking with excise stamps."
On the eve the corresponding decree was signed by the President of the country. According to the document, there shall be canceled subparagraph 3.1.1., in which it was stated that "export outside the industrial building of products to be labeled, and their import or release from the warehouses is permitted if the manufacture, importation or sale of these goods is conducted by the taxpayers who have a license for this."
This is not the first relief of the kind this year. So, on 14 October Milli Majlis amended the rules for the sale of goods subject to marking with excise stamps which reflected permit for cash retail of tobacco and beer in small amounts. --17D-
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