Digest of Treasury Decisions Relating to Internal Revenue Issued Pursuant to the
Digest of Treasury Decisions Relating to Internal Revenue Issued Pursuant to the
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) Internal-revenue storekeeper-gangers and storekeeper-gangers assigned as gangers will be guided by the acts of August 10, 1917, and November 21, 1918, and "the regulations and rulings thereunder, and will not permit the use in the production oi beverage spirits or wines of anv material lield to be foods, fruits, food materials, or feed. (T. D. 2788; Feb. 6, 1919. ) Storekeeper-gaugers, storekeeper-gangers assigned as gangers, and deputy- collectors will report to their immediate superiors and... revenue agents and collectors will report to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue violations of the law and regulations. ('I'. D. 2788; Feb. 6, 1919. ) The words "grains, cereals, fruit, or other food product'" appearing in the act of November 21, 1918, appiv to the same products referred to in the act of August 10, 1917, as ••foods, fruits, food materials or feeds. " {T. D. 2788; Feb. 6, 1919. ) Denatured alcohol. Fermented malt liquor may be conveyed by pipe line without tax payment from brewery premises where produced to contiguous industrial distillery of either class established under act of October 3, 1913, there to be used as distilling material, where the brewery premises and the industrial distillery premises are separate and distinct, and for which re(]uisite notices and bonds shall have been given; must be com- plete separation by suljstantial unbroken partitions between brewery and distillery from cellar to roof when; they are in same building or separate buildings immediately adjoining.
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