BELGIUM: EU orders rum duty reduction for French Caribbean
By Keith Nuthall | 12 October 2007
Rum producers from French overseas departments (counties) have been given a 50% tax break on excise duty charged on sales within mainland France, stretching until December 2012.
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Rum producers from French overseas departments (counties) have been given a 50% tax break on excise duty charged on sales within mainland France, stretching until December 2012.
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