Previously, this bill, which was originally passed in May, was returned by President Nicușor Dan to Parliament for further consideration. At the head of state’s request, the Senate removed the provision exempting 200 litres from excise duty; however, the Chamber of Deputies reinstated it in the text of the bill adopted during the final vote, reports digi 24.
Currently, the Tax Code exempts up to 50 litres of fruit-based alcoholic beverages per year from excise duty. This exemption applies provided that the beverage is intended for personal consumption by the producer, their family members or guests, is not for sale, and is made from fruit grown on their own farm.
This restriction applies to the household as a whole, rather than to each individual family member. To benefit from this exemption, the household must be registered in the agricultural register, and the beverages produced must not be sold commercially.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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