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Quote from: TheoK on April 01, 2010, 02:02:08 AMQuote from: Blohm und Voss BV-222 Wiking on March 31, 2010, 05:27:32 PMQuote from: TheoK on March 31, 2010, 11:59:36 AMIn Sweden we pay booze tax according to how much alcohol the booze contains, so a fine whisky mustn't be much more expensive here than where it's made, if it's not much over 40% alcohol by volume. The new government promised to lower the alcohol tax considerably, which they didn't do once they came to power, of course. They don't tax the alcohol here, they tax the bottle it comes in. You're supposeed to get the money back when you send it to the recylers, but they keep the money for themselves. Both alcohol and tobacco are heavily taxed here. On petrol/gasoline we pay double taxes, over 80% of the price is tax!Therefore, car owners must be really, really !
Quote from: Blohm und Voss BV-222 Wiking on March 31, 2010, 05:27:32 PMQuote from: TheoK on March 31, 2010, 11:59:36 AMIn Sweden we pay booze tax according to how much alcohol the booze contains, so a fine whisky mustn't be much more expensive here than where it's made, if it's not much over 40% alcohol by volume. The new government promised to lower the alcohol tax considerably, which they didn't do once they came to power, of course. They don't tax the alcohol here, they tax the bottle it comes in. You're supposeed to get the money back when you send it to the recylers, but they keep the money for themselves. Both alcohol and tobacco are heavily taxed here. On petrol/gasoline we pay double taxes, over 80% of the price is tax!
Quote from: TheoK on March 31, 2010, 11:59:36 AMIn Sweden we pay booze tax according to how much alcohol the booze contains, so a fine whisky mustn't be much more expensive here than where it's made, if it's not much over 40% alcohol by volume. The new government promised to lower the alcohol tax considerably, which they didn't do once they came to power, of course. They don't tax the alcohol here, they tax the bottle it comes in. You're supposeed to get the money back when you send it to the recylers, but they keep the money for themselves.
In Sweden we pay booze tax according to how much alcohol the booze contains, so a fine whisky mustn't be much more expensive here than where it's made, if it's not much over 40% alcohol by volume. The new government promised to lower the alcohol tax considerably, which they didn't do once they came to power, of course.
Quote from: couldbecousin on April 01, 2010, 06:17:13 AMQuote from: TheoK on April 01, 2010, 02:02:08 AMQuote from: Blohm und Voss BV-222 Wiking on March 31, 2010, 05:27:32 PMQuote from: TheoK on March 31, 2010, 11:59:36 AMIn Sweden we pay booze tax according to how much alcohol the booze contains, so a fine whisky mustn't be much more expensive here than where it's made, if it's not much over 40% alcohol by volume. The new government promised to lower the alcohol tax considerably, which they didn't do once they came to power, of course. They don't tax the alcohol here, they tax the bottle it comes in. You're supposeed to get the money back when you send it to the recylers, but they keep the money for themselves. Both alcohol and tobacco are heavily taxed here. On petrol/gasoline we pay double taxes, over 80% of the price is tax!Therefore, car owners must be really, really !I'm a car owner since 22 years and I'm
