Law for Partial Amendments to the Liquor Tar Law and Others
Article 1. Partial Amendments to the Liquor Tax Law
Article 2. Partial Amendments to the Soft Drinks Tax Law
Article 3. Partial Amendments to the Commodity Tax Law
Article 4. Partial Amendments to the Transaction Tax Law
Article 5. Partial Amendments to the Special Taxation Measures Law
Article 6. Partial Amendments to the Law concerning the Special Instances of the Filing of the April Provisional Return and of First Quarter Period for Payment of the Income Tax for 1949
Supplementary Provisions
Supplementary Provisions:
1 The present Law shall come into force as from the day of its promulgation;provided that the provisions of Art.1 shall come into force as from the date within one month after the promulgation as may be prescribed by Cabinet Order.
2 In respect to the liquor tax, soft drinks tax, commodity tax and sugar excise which were imposed or ought to have been imposable before the enforcement of the present Law, the old Law shall still prevail.
3 In case a person who continuously from the date prior to the enforcement of the present Law manufactures Class I commodities which became taxable by virtue of the amended provisions of Art.1 of the Commodity Tax Law or who is deemed to be a manufacturer of Class I or Class II commodities (excluding the commodities referred to in Class I No.91 the same goes in Par.4) by virtue of the amended provisions of Art.6 of the said Law shall submit a report to the effect to the competent taxation office not later than one month after the enforcement of the present Law.
4 A person who submits a report to the competent taxation office in accordance with the preceding paragraph shall submit the report stating therein the manufactory and item of commodities manufactured as well as address and name or title and also the fact that he continuously from the date prior to the enforcement of the present Law manufactures Class I commodities which became taxable by virtue of the amended provisions of Art.1 of the Commodity Tax Law or the fact that he entrusts the manufacturing of Class I or II commodities.
5 A person who submitted a report in accordance with the provisions of Par.3 shall be deemed to have submitted a report in accordance with Art.15 of the Commodity Tax Law on the enforcement date of the present Law.
6 In case manufacturer or seller of the Class I commodities which became taxable by virtue of the amended provisions of Art.1 of the Commodity Tax Law ownes the Class I commodities which becames taxable by virtue of the amended provisions of Art.1 of the Commodity Tax Law the total value of which is more than 100,000 yen in the place other than manufactory or bonded area at the time of the enforcement of the present Law, the place shall be deemed to be the manufactory, the owner shall be deemed to be the manufacturer and the commodity tax shall be imposed. In this case, he is deemed to have sold the commodities at the enforcement date of the present Law, and the tax shall be computed according to the tax rate of Art.2, Par.1 of Commodity Tax Law and in case it is not more than 20,000 yen, it shall be collected by June 30, 1949, in case it is more than 20,000 yen, it shall, dividing it into an equal amount corresponding to each month according to the following classification, be collected by the end of each month. In case the amount of tax is
over 20,000 yen June and July, 1949
over 50,000 yen from June to Aug., 1949
over 100,000yen from June to Sept., 1949
7 Manufacturer or seller of the preceding paragraph shall report the quantity, price and place of storage according to the items of the commodities referred to in the same paragraph owned by him to the competent taxation office not later than one month after the enforcement of the present Law.
8 In case the commodities referred to in Par.6 are owned for the purpose of using in accordance with Art.12, Par.1 or Art.13, Part.1 of the Commodity Tax Law and the approval of the chief of taxation office is obtained, the commodities shall, notwithstanding the provision of the preceding paragraph, be deemed to have been carried out at the time of the approval with the approval as referred to in Art.12, Par.1 or Art.13 Par.1 of the same Law.
9 A parson who desires to obtain the approval of the preceding paragraph shall submit the application to the competent taxation office stating therein the matter as well as quantity, price and place of storage according to the items of commodity referred to in Par.6 and owned by him.
10 In respect to the transaction tax to have been paid prior to the enforcement date of the present Law, the oll Law shall still prevail.
11 The transaction tax on the amount of transactions made in March and April of 1949 which should have been declared and paid by virtue of Art.14, Art.15, Par.1 and Par.2 of the old Transaction Tax Law before the date of the enforcement of the present Law shall be declared and paid by May 10, 1949.
12 The Government shall refund the amount equal to the face-value of the transaction tax revenue stamp or the certificate of transaction tax to a trader who possesses the transaction tax revenue stamp or the certificate of the transaction tax which is not yet canceled at the time of the enforcement of the present Law as provided for by Ordinance;provided that a trader may appropriate the same for the payment of the transaction tax to be paid, as provided for by Ordinance, with a return which is submitted when the transaction tax is paid pursuant to Art.15 of the revised Transaction Tax Law.
13 The purchase book of the transaction tax revenue stamp as referred to in Art.30, Par.1 of the old Transaction Tax Law which is possessed by a trader at the time of enforcement of the present Law shall, as may be prescribed by Ordinance, be refurned to the Government.
14 In respect to the delivery of the grant pursuant to the provisions of Art.37 of the old Transaction Tax Law, the old Law shall still prevail up to the end of July 31, 1949.
15 The Law concerning the Payment of Revenues by Means of Stamps (Law No.142 of 1948) shall partially be amended as follows:
In proviso to Art.2, Par.1 and in Par.2 of the same Article, "the transaction tax revenue stamp referred to in Art.11, Par.1 of the Transaction Tax Law" shall be deleted.
In Art.3, "and the transaction tax revenue stamp" shall be deleted.
The following four paragraphs shall be added next to Par.1 of the Supplementary Provisions:
2 Notwithstanding the provision of Art.2, Par.1, the taxes and other revenues of the states as prescribed by the Cabinet Order may, for the time being, be paid with the transaction revenue stamp instead of the revenue stamp.
3 The from of the transaction tax revenue stamp as referred to in the preceding paragraph shall be determined by the Minister of Finance.
4 The transaction tax revenue stamp shall be sold by the post-office or the dealer of post-stamps or revenue-stamps.
5 The necessary matters concerning the administration and procedure of the sale of transaction tax revenue stamp pursuant to the preceding paragraph shall be determined by the Minister of Communications.
Par.2 of the Supplementary Provisions shall be Par.6 and the following paragraphs shall be carried down by four.
16 The amended provisions of Art.5 of the Special Taxation Measures Law pursuant to the present Law shall apply as from the shares issued by a price more than the face-value which the final paid-in date is after May 1, 1949, and the amended provisions of Art.5-(2) of the same Law shall apply as from the accounting period of a corporation ending on and after April 1, 1949.
17 In respect to the suger excise exemption made pursuant to Art.5 of the Sugar Excise Law on Class II or Class III sugar of Art.3, item 1 of the same Law which was received from a manufactory or a bonded area pursuant to Art.5, Par.1 of the Sugar Excise Law before the enforcement of the present Law and was exported within three months after the enforcement of the present Law, the old Law shall still prevail.
18 In respect to the sugar excise exemption made pursuant to Art.11 of the Sugar Excise Law on the cakes, candies or fruits syrup and other commodities of similar nature which were manufactured using Class II sugar of Art.3, item 1 of the same Law received from a manufactory or a bonded area pursuant to Art.11, Par.1, item 3 of the same Law before the enforcement of the present Law and which were exported within three months after the enforcement of the present Law, the old Law shall still prevail.
19 Excluding the case coming under the preceding paragraph, in respect to the sugar excise exemption made pursuant to Art.11 of the Sugar Excise Law on Class II sugar of Art.3, item 1 of the same Law which was received from a manufactory or a bonded area pursuant to Art.11, Par.1, item 1 or item 3 of the same Law before the enforcement of the present Law and was used for the manufacturing of the sugar, treacle, sugar water, condensed milk or baby food within three months after the enforcement of the present Law, the old Law shall still prevail.
20 In respect to the delivery of subsidies made pursuant to Art.12-(2) of the Sugar Excise Law, in the case where the condensed milk or baby food was manufactured within three months as after the enforcement of the present Law from Class II sugar of Art.3, item 1 of the Sugar Excise Law on which the sugar excise was imposed and which was received from a manufactory or a bonded area before the enforcement of the present Law, or in the case where the cakes, candies or fruit syrup and other commodities of similar nature manufactured from Class II sugar of Art.3, item 1 of the sugar Excise Law on which the sugar excise was imposed and which were received from a manufactory or a bonded area before the enforcement of the present Law were exported within three months after the enforcement of the present Law, the old Law shall still prevail.
21 As to the application of the penal provisions against the acts made before the amendent of Laws by virtue of the present Law, the old Law shall still prevail.