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This tax is not an income tax and has nothing to do with retained earnings. The excise tax is on every every barrel produced and they have to pay that tax before they sell the beer.
Or you could get a job generating spam for rich, lonely, old, inter-racial, dancing, fishing bikers who buy sure-fire, can't lose penny stocks. Msn dosen't seem to care. Or it could be the "moderators" did such a good job, they got canned and that job is open. Monty Python predicted the future.."SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM....more
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Taxes based on alcohol content are not "an unusual twist". Most, if not all federal and state taxes of beer, wine and spirits are based on the percentage of alcohol in the beverage. Based on the brewers and winemakers I've talked to, that is also the case in Canada and the E.U.
3/16/2012
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