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PRIMARY INDUSTRIES LEVIES AND CHARGES COLLECTION REGULATIONS 1991 - SCHEDULE 21

Honey

 

 

1   Application

    This Schedule   applies to honey.

2   Definitions for Schedule   21

    In this Schedule:

"charge" means:

  (a)   charge imposed by Schedule   9 to the Customs Charges Act; or

  (b)   EPPR charge imposed by Schedule   9 to the Customs Charges Regulations; or

  (c)   PHA charge imposed by Schedule   9 to the Customs Charges Regulations.

"chargeable honey" means honey on which charge is imposed.

"designated sale" means a sale of honey by a producer, except:

  (a)   to a first purchaser; or

  (b)   to a buying agent; or

  (c)   by a selling agent.

"exporter" , for chargeable honey, means the producer of the honey within the meaning of paragraph   (g) of the definition of producer in subsection   4(1) of the Collection Act.

Note:   Paragraph   (g) of the definition of producer in subsection   4(1) of the Collection Act provides that, for chargeable honey, producer means the person who exports the product from Australia.

"honey" has the meaning given in clause   1 of Schedule   9 to the Customs Charges Act.

"leviable honey" means honey on which levy is imposed.

"levy" means:

  (a)   levy imposed by Schedule   14 to the Excise Levies Act; or

  (b)   EPPR levy imposed by Schedule   14 to the Excise Levies Regulations; or

  (c)   PHA levy imposed by Schedule   14 to the Excise Levies Regulations.

Note:   Honey is defined as follows in clause   1 of Schedule   9 to the Customs Charges Act:

  honey means honey that is produced in Australia.

3   What is a levy year

    For the definition of levy year in subsection   4(1) of the Collection Act, a levy year for chargeable honey and leviable honey is a calendar year.

4   Who is a producer

    For paragraph   (e) of the definition of producer in subsection   4(1) of the Collection Act:

  (a)   leviable honey is prescribed; and

  (b)   a person who uses leviable honey in the production of other goods is taken to be a producer.

Note 1:   Paragraph   (a) of the definition of producer in subsection   4(1) of the Collection Act provides that for honey on which levy is imposed by clause   2 of Schedule   14 to the Excise Levies Act, producer means the person who owned the product immediately before sale.

Note 2:   Paragraph   (e) of the definition of producer in subsection   4(1) of the Collection Act provides that, for a product prescribed for that paragraph, producer means the person who, under the regulations, is to be taken to be the producer of the product.

Note 3:   Paragraph   (g) of the definition of producer in subsection   4(1) of the Collection Act provides that, for chargeable honey, producer means the person who exports the honey from Australia.

5   When are levy and charge due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

    For section   6 of the Collection Act, levy or charge payable on honey for a quarter is due for payment by the end of the last day on which the return for the quarter must be lodged under clause   7.

Note:   For penalty for late payment, see section   15 of the Collection Act.

6   Who must lodge a quarterly return

  (1)   The following persons must lodge a return for a quarter:

  (a)   a first purchaser or buying agent who buys honey in the quarter;

  (b)   a selling agent who sells honey in the quarter;

  (c)   an exporter or exporting agent who exports honey in the quarter;

  (d)   a producer who uses honey in the production of other goods in the quarter.

Note:   For offences in relation to returns, see section   24 of the Collection Act.

  (2)   However, a person does not have to lodge quarterly returns in a levy year if:

  (a)   the person has applied for an exemption under clause   11A for the levy year and has not received notice of the Secretary's decision; or

  (b)   the Secretary has granted the person an exemption for the levy year under paragraph   11C(1)(a), or has continued the person's exemption for the levy year under paragraph   11D(1)(a); or

  (c)   the Secretary is required, under paragraph   11D(1)(a), to decide whether to continue the person's exemption and the person has not received notice of the Secretary's decision.

7   When must a quarterly return be lodged

    A return for a quarter must be lodged within 28   days after the end of the quarter to which it relates.

Note:   For offences in relation to returns, see section   24 of the Collection Act.

8   When is levy due for payment--producers who lodge annual returns

    For section   6 of the Collection Act, levy payable on honey for a levy year is due for payment by the end of the last day on which the return for the levy year must be lodged under clause   10.

Note:   For penalty for late payment, see section   15 of the Collection Act.

9   Who must lodge an annual return

    A producer of leviable honey must lodge a return for a levy year if, in that levy year:

  (a)   the producer:

  (i)   sells honey by designated sale; or

  (ii)   uses honey in the production of other goods; and

  (b)   the total weight of the honey so sold or used is more than 1   500 kilograms; and

  (c)   the producer is exempt from lodging quarterly returns.

Note:   For offences in relation to returns, see section   24 of the Collection Act.

10   When must an annual return be lodged

    A return for a levy year must be lodged on or before 28   February in the following levy year.

Note:   For offences in relation to returns, see section   24 of the Collection Act.

11   What must be included in a return

  (1)   In addition to the information required by regulation   10, a return for a quarter or levy year must state, in respect of the quarter or levy year:

  (a)   for chargeable honey--the details mentioned in subclause   (2); or

  (b)   for leviable honey--the details mentioned in subclause   (3).

Note:   For offences in relation to returns, see section   24 of the Collection Act.

  (2)   For chargeable honey, the details are:

  (a)   the port at which the honey was loaded for export; and

  (b)   the date of its export; and

  (c)   in the case of honey exported by sea--the name of the ship on which it is exported; and

  (d)   in the case of honey exported by air--the name of the operator of the aircraft on which it is exported; and

  (e)   the number of the export permit under which the honey is exported; and

  (f)   the port of destination of the honey; and

  (g)   the quantity of the honey exported; and

  (h)   the amount of charge payable on that quantity; and

  (i)   the amount of charge paid by the person lodging the return on that quantity.

  (3)   For leviable honey, the details are:

  (a)   the quantity of honey bought by the person lodging the return; and

  (b)   the quantity of the honey sold by designated sale; and

  (c)   the quantity of the honey sold other than by designated sale; and

  (d)   the quantity of the honey used in the production of other goods; and

  (e)   the total quantity of the honey so bought, sold or used; and

  (f)   the total amount of levy payable on that quantity; and

  (g)   the total amount of levy paid by the person lodging the return on that quantity.

11A   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

    A person may apply for exemption from the requirement to lodge quarterly returns for a levy year if the person has reasonable grounds for believing that the sum of levy and charge payable by the person for the year is, or is likely to be, less than $4   000.

11B   Form of application for exemption

  (1)   An application must include:

  (a)   the following details:

  (i)   the applicant's full name;

  (ii)   the applicant's business or residential address (not the address of a post office box or post office bag);

  (iii)   if the applicant has a post office box or a post office bag address--that address;

  (iv)   the applicant's ABN, if any;

  (v)   if the applicant is a company and does not have an ABN--its ACN; and

  (b)   a statement to the effect that the applicant believes that the applicant has incurred, or is likely to incur, a liability to pay levy or charge for the levy year to which the application relates; and

  (c)   a statement to the effect that the applicant believes that the amount of the liability is, or is likely to be, less than $4,000.

  (2)   An application must be sent to the Secretary's postal address.

11C   Grant or refusal of exemption

  (1)   The Secretary must, within 14 days after receiving an application:

  (a)   decide whether to grant the exemption; and

  (b)   give the applicant written notice of the decision.

  (2)   In deciding to grant an exemption, the Secretary must have regard to:

  (a)   information available to the Secretary about the amount of the levy or charge that the applicant is, or is likely to be, liable to pay for the levy year; and

  (b)   the amount of levy or charge that the applicant was liable to pay for the immediately preceding levy year.

11D   Continuation of exemption

  (1)   If a person who is exempt from lodging quarterly returns for a levy year lodges an annual return for the year, the Secretary must, within 14 days after receiving the return:

  (a)   decide whether to continue the exemption for the next levy year; and

  (b)   give the person written notice of the decision.

  (2)   In deciding whether to continue an exemption, the Secretary must have regard to:

  (a)   information available to the Secretary about the amount of levy or charge that the person is, or is likely to be, liable to pay for the next levy year; and

  (b)   the amount of levy or charge that the person was liable to pay for the levy year to which the annual return relates.

11E   When must a quarterly return be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

    A person who receives notice of a refusal to grant, or of a refusal to continue, an exemption for a levy year must lodge a return for each quarter of the year:

  (a)   if the quarter ended before the person received the notice--within 28 days of receiving the notice; and

  (b)   otherwise--within 28   days after the end of the quarter.

Note:   For offences in relation to returns, see section   24 of the Collection Act.

12   What records must be kept--bee - keepers

  (1)   A person who keeps bees must keep records showing, in respect of each month:

  (a)   the quantity of honey the bee - keeper had on hand at the beginning of the month; and

  (b)   the quantity of honey produced by the bee - keeper's bees during the month; and

  (c)   the quantity of honey bought by the bee - keeper and the details of each purchase; and

  (d)   the quantity of honey the bee - keeper sold and the details of each sale; and

  (e)   the quantity of honey otherwise disposed of by the bee - keeper and the details of each disposal; and

  (f)   the quantity of honey the bee - keeper had on hand at the end of the month; and

  (g)   the amount of levy payable for the honey in the month; and

  (h)   the amount of levy paid by the bee - keeper for the honey for the month; and

  (i)   the details of any certificate given to the person under paragraph   2(2)(c) of Schedule   14 to the Excise Levies Act.

Penalty:   10 penalty units.

  (2)   An offence under subclause   (1) is an offence of strict liability.

Note 1:   For strict liability , see section   6.1 of the Criminal Code.

Note 2:   For offences in relation to how long records must be kept, see regulation   12.

13   What records must be kept--first purchasers and agents

  (1)   A first purchaser, buying agent, or selling agent must keep the records mentioned in subclause   (2) in respect of a month if, in that month, the first purchaser, buying agent or selling agent:

  (a)   bought honey; or

  (b)   sold honey; or

  (c)   used honey in the production of other goods.

Penalty:   10 penalty units.

  (2)   For subclause   (1), the records are:

  (a)   the quantity of honey the person had on hand at the beginning of the month; and

  (b)   the quantity of honey produced; and

  (c)   the quantity of honey bought by the person and the details of each purchase; and

  (d)   the quantity of honey sold by the person and the details of each sale; and

  (e)   the quantity of honey otherwise disposed of by the person and the details of each disposal; and

  (f)   the quantity of honey the person had on hand at the end of the month; and

  (g)   the amount of levy payable for the honey; and

  (h)   the amount of levy paid by the person for the honey; and

  (i)   the details of any certificate given to the first purchaser, buying agent or selling agent under paragraph   2(2)(c) of Schedule   14 to the Excise Levies Act.

  (3)   An offence under subclause   (1) is an offence of strict liability.

Note 1:   For strict liability , see section   6.1 of the Criminal Code.

Note 2:   For offences in relation to how long records must be kept, see regulation   12.

14   What records must be kept--producers, first purchasers, exporters or exporting agents

  (1)   A producer, first purchaser, exporter or exporting agent who exports honey in a month must keep records showing:

  (a)   the quantity of honey exported by the person; and

  (b)   the amount of charge payable for the honey; and

  (c)   the amount of charge paid by the person for the honey.

Penalty:   10 penalty units.

  (2)   An offence under subclause   (1) is an offence of strict liability.

Note 1:   For strict liability , see section   6.1 of the Criminal Code.

Note 2:   For offences in relation to how long records must be kept, see regulation   12.

15   Exemption from record - keeping

    Despite clauses   12, 13 and 14, a person is not required to keep records concerning the purchase or use of honey:

  (a)   for domestic purposes; or

  (b)   for other purposes not connected with:

  (i)   keeping bees; or

  (ii)   dealing in honey; or

  (iii)   using honey in the production of other goods.

16   Export entry for honey exported after lodgement of return

  (1)   If a person has an export entry for the export of honey made under section   114 of the Customs Act 1901 in the circumstances mentioned in subclause   (2), the person must keep a copy of the export entry as part of the person's records for 2 years after the date on which the honey was exported.

Penalty:   5 penalty units.

  (2)   For subclause   (1), the circumstances are:

  (a)   the person has lodged a return for honey sold under a contract of sale that provides for the honey:

  (i)   to be delivered to a place outside Australia; or

  (ii)   to be placed on board a ship or aircraft for export; and

  (b)   the person had not, when the return was lodged, placed the honey on board a ship or aircraft for export.

  (3)   An offence under subclause   (1) is an offence of strict liability.

Note:   For strict liability , see section   6.1 of the Criminal Code .

17   Review of decisions

    A person may apply to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal for the review of a decision of the Secretary:

  (a)   refusing, under paragraph   11C(1)(a), to grant an exemption; or

  (b)   refusing, under paragraph   11D(1)(a), to continue an exemption.

 

Commonwealth Coat of Arms of Australia

Primary Industries Levies and Charges Collection Regulations   1991

Statutory Rules   No.   196, 1991

made under the

Primary Industries Levies and Charges Collection Act 1991

Compilation No.   85

Compilation date:   11 April 2024

Includes amendments:   F2024L00297

Registered:   16 April 2024

This compilation is in 4 volumes

Volume 1:   regulations   1- 12

Schedules   1-21

Volume 2:   Schedule   22

Volume 3:   Schedules   23-36

Volume 4:   Schedule   37

Endnotes

Each volume has its own contents

About this compilation

This compilation

This is a compilation of the Primary Industries Levies and Charges Collection Regulations 1991 that shows the text of the law as amended and in force on 11 April 2024 (the compilation date ).

The notes at the end of this compilation (the endnotes ) include information about amending laws and the amendment history of provisions of the compiled law.

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Contents

Schedule   22--Horticultural products

Part   1--Definitions

1.1   Definitions for Schedule   22

Part   2--Almonds

2.1   Application

2.2   Definitions for Part   2

2.3   What is a levy year

2.4   Who is a producer

2.5   When is charge or levy due for payment

2.6   Who must lodge a return

2.7   When must a return be lodged

2.8   What must be included in a return

2.9   What records must be kept

Part   3--Apples and pears

3.1   Application

3.2   Definitions for Part   3

3.3   What is a levy year

3.4   Who is a producer

3.5   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

3.6   Who must lodge a quarterly return

3.7   When must a quarterly return be lodged

3.8   What must be included in a quarterly return

3.9   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

3.10   Who must lodge an annual return

3.11   When must an annual return be lodged

3.12   What must be included in an annual return--producers

3.13   What must be included in an annual return--first purchasers and agents

3.14   What must be included in an annual return--persons who export apples or pears

3.15   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

3.16   Form of application for exemption

3.17   Grant or refusal of exemption

3.18   Continuation of exemption

3.19   When must quarterly returns be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

3.20   Orders--specified amount

3.21   What records must be kept--producers

3.22   What records must be kept--first purchasers

3.23   What records must be kept--agents

3.24   What records must be kept--persons who export apples or pears

3.25   Review of decisions

Part   4--Avocados

4.1   Application

4.2   Definitions for Part   4

4.3   What is a levy year

4.3A   What is not a process

4.3B   Who is a processor

4.3C   Liability of intermediaries--processors

4.4   Who is a producer

4.5   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

4.6   Who must lodge a quarterly return

4.7   When must a quarterly return be lodged

4.8   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

4.9   Who must lodge an annual return

4.10   When must an annual return be lodged

4.11   What must be included in a return

4.12   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

4.13   Form of application for exemption

4.14   Grant or refusal of exemption

4.15   Continuation of exemption

4.16   When must quarterly returns be lodged if exemption not granted or continued

4.17   What records must be kept--producers

4.18   What records must be kept--first purchasers and buying agents

4.19   What records must be kept--exporters and exporting agents

4.20   What records must be kept--selling agents

4.20A   What records must be kept--processors

4.21   Review of decisions

Part   5--Cherries

5.1   Application

5.2   Definitions for Part   5

5.3   What is a levy year

5.4   What is not a process

5.5   Who is a producer

5.6   When is charge or levy due for payment

5.7   Who must lodge a return

5.8   When must a return be lodged

5.9   What must be included in a return

5.10   What records must be kept

Part   6--Chestnuts

6.1   Application

6.2   Definitions for Part   6

6.3   What is a levy year

6.4   Who is a producer

6.5   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

6.6   When charge or levy is due for payment--persons who lodge quarterly returns

6.7   Persons who must lodge a quarterly return

6.8   When a quarterly return must be lodged

6.8A   When charge or levy is due for payment--persons who lodge annual returns

6.8B   Persons who must lodge an annual return

6.8C   When an annual return must be lodged

6.9   What must be included in a return

6.9A   Persons who may apply for exemption from lodging quarterly returns

6.9B   Form of application for exemption

6.9C   Grant or refusal of exemption

6.9D   Continuation of exemption

6.9E   When a quarterly return must be lodged if exemption refused

6.9F   When a quarterly return must be lodged if exemption not continued

6.10   What records must be kept--producers

6.11   What records must be kept--first purchasers

6.12   What records must be kept--buying agents

6.13   What records must be kept--exporters

6.14   What records must be kept--exporting agents

6.15   What records must be kept--selling agents

6.16   Details of producer for records

Part   7--Citrus

7.1   Application

7.2   Definitions for Part   7

7.3   What is a levy year

7.4   Who is a producer

7.5   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

7.6   Who must lodge a quarterly return

7.7   When must a quarterly return be lodged

7.8   What must be included in a quarterly return--first purchasers and agents

7.9   What must be included in a quarterly return--persons who export citrus

7.10   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

7.11   Who must lodge an annual return

7.12   When must an annual return be lodged

7.13   What must be included in an annual return--producers

7.14   What must be included in an annual return--first purchasers and agents

7.15   What must be included in an annual return--persons who export citrus

7.16   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

7.17   Form of application for exemption

7.18   Grant or refusal of exemption

7.19   Continuation of exemption

7.20   When must quarterly returns be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

7.21   Orders--specified amount

7.22   What records must be kept--producers

7.23   What records must be kept--first purchasers and buying agents

7.24   What records must be kept--selling agents

7.25   What records must be kept--persons who export citrus

7.26   Review of decisions

Part   8--Custard apples

8.1   Application

8.2   Definitions for Part   8

8.3   What is a levy year

8.3A   What is not a process

8.3B   Who is a processor

8.4   Who is a producer

8.5   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

8.6   Who must lodge a quarterly return

8.6A   When must a quarterly return be lodged

8.6B   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

8.6C   Who must lodge an annual return

8.7   When must an annual return be lodged

8.8   What must be included in a return

8.8A   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

8.8B   Form of application for exemption

8.8C   Grant or refusal of exemption

8.8D   Continuation of exemption

8.8E   When must a quarterly return be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

8.9   What records must be kept

8.10   Review of decisions

Part   9--Dried vine fruits

9.1   Application

9.2   Definitions for Part   9

9.3   What is a levy year

9.4   Who is a processor

9.5   Who is a producer

9.6   Liability of intermediaries for charge--exporting agents

9.7   Liability of intermediaries--exemption for first purchasers, buying agents and selling agents

9.8   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge monthly returns

9.9   Who must lodge a monthly return

9.10   When must a monthly return be lodged

9.11   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

9.12   Who must lodge an annual return

9.13   When must an annual return be lodged

9.14   What must be included in a return

9.15   Persons who may apply for exemption from lodging monthly returns

9.16   Form of application for exemption

9.17   Grant or refusal of exemption

9.18   Continuation of exemption

9.19   When must monthly returns be lodged if an exemption is not granted or continued

9.20   What records must be kept--producers

9.21   What records must be kept--first purchasers

9.22   What records must be kept--buying agents

9.23   What records must be kept--exporters and exporting agents

9.24   What records must be kept--selling agents

9.25   Review of decisions

Part   10--Macadamia nuts

10.1   Application

10.2   Definitions for Part   10

10.3   What is a levy year

10.4   What is not a process

10.5   Who is a processor

10.6   Who is a producer

10.7   Liability of intermediaries--processors

10.8   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

10.9   When is levy or charge due for payment

10.10   Who must lodge a return

10.11   When must a return be lodged

10.12   What must be included in a return

10.13   What records must be kept--producers

10.14   What records must be kept--exporters

10.15   What records must be kept--persons other than producers and exporters

Part   11--Nashi

11.1   Application

11.2   Definitions for Part   11

11.3   What is a levy year

11.4   Who is a producer

11.5   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

11.6   Who must lodge a quarterly return

11.7   When must a quarterly return be lodged

11.8   What must be included in a quarterly return

11.9   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

11.10   Who must lodge an annual return

11.11   When must an annual return be lodged

11.12   What must be included in an annual return--producers

11.13   What must be included in an annual return--first purchasers and agents

11.14   What must be included in an annual return--persons who export nashi

11.15   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

11.16   Form of application for exemption

11.17   Grant or refusal of exemption

11.18   Continuation of exemption

11.19   When must quarterly returns be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

11.20   Orders--specified amount

11.21   What records must be kept--producers

11.22   What records must be kept--first purchasers

11.23   What records must be kept--agents

11.24   What records must be kept--persons who export nashi

11.25   Review of decisions

Part   12--Nursery products

12.1   Application

12.2   Definitions for Part   12

12.3   What is a levy year

12.4   Who is a producer

12.5   Containers are prescribed goods

12.6   When levy or an amount on account of levy is due for payment

12.7   Who must lodge a return

12.8   When must a return be lodged

12.9   What must be included in a return

12.10   What records must be kept

Part   13--Passionfruit

13.1   Application

13.2   Definitions for Part   13

13.3   What is a levy year

13.4   Who is a processor

13.5   Who is a producer

13.6   Liability of intermediaries--processors

13.7   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

13.8   When charge or levy is due for payment--persons who lodge quarterly returns

13.9   Persons who must lodge a quarterly return

13.10   When a quarterly return must be lodged

13.10A   When charge or levy is due for payment--persons who lodge annual returns

13.10B   Persons who must lodge an annual return

13.10C   When an annual return must be lodged

13.11   What must be included in a return

13.12   What records must be kept

13.13   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

13.14   Form of application for exemption

13.15   Grant or refusal of exemption

13.16   Continuation of exemption

13.17   When quarterly returns must be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

13.18   Review of decisions

Part   14--Potatoes

14.1   Application

14.2   Definitions for Part   14

14.3   What is a levy year

14.4   What is not a process

14.5   Who is a processor--unprocessed potatoes

14.6   Who is a producer--unprocessed potatoes

14.7   Who is a producer--processing potatoes

14.8   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

14.9   Liability of intermediaries--processors

14.10   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

14.11   Who must lodge a quarterly return

14.12   When must a quarterly return be lodged

14.13   When is levy or charge due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

14.14   Who must lodge an annual return

14.15   When must an annual return be lodged

14.16   What must be included in a return

14.17   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

14.18   Form of application for exemption

14.19   Grant or refusal of exemption

14.20   Continuation of exemption

14.21   When must quarterly returns be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

14.22   What records must be kept--primary producers

14.23   What records must be kept--owners of processing potatoes

14.24   What records must be kept--persons who export potatoes

14.25   What records must be kept--first purchasers, agents and processors

14.26   Review of decisions

Part   15--Stone fruit

15.1   Application

15.2   Definitions for Part   15

15.3   What is a levy year

15.4   Who is a producer

15.5   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

15.6   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

15.7   Who must lodge a quarterly return

15.8   When must a quarterly return be lodged

15.9   When is levy or charge due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

15.10   Who must lodge an annual return

15.11   When must an annual return be lodged

15.12   What must be included in a return

15.13   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

15.14   Form of application for exemption

15.15   Grant or refusal of exemption

15.16   Continuation of exemption

15.17   When must a quarterly return be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

15.18   What records must be kept

15.19   Review of decisions

Part   16--Strawberries

16.1   Application

16.2   Definitions for Part   16

16.3   What is a levy year

16.4   Time of purchase

16.5   Strawberry runners are prescribed goods or services

16.6   When is an amount on account of levy due for payment--sellers

16.7   When is an amount on account of levy due for payment--buyers

16.8   Notice that levy is payable

16.9   Who must lodge a return

16.10   When must a return be lodged

16.11   What must be included in a return

16.12   What records must be kept--sellers

16.13   What records must be kept--buyers

Part   17--Vegetables

17.1   Application

17.2   Definitions for Part   17

17.3   What is a levy year

17.4   What is not a process

17.5   Who is a producer

17.6   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

17.7   Who must lodge a quarterly return

17.8   When must a quarterly return be lodged

17.9   When is levy or charge due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

17.10   Who must lodge an annual return

17.11   When must an annual return be lodged

17.12   What must be included in a return

17.13   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

17.14   Form of application for exemption

17.15   Grant or refusal of exemption

17.16   Continuation of exemption

17.17   When must a quarterly return be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

17.18   What records must be kept

17.19   Review of decisions

Part   18--Agaricus mushrooms

18.1   Application

18.2   Definitions for Part   18

18.3   What is a levy year

18.4   Time of purchase

18.5   Mushroom spawn are prescribed goods or services

18.6   When is an amount on account of levy due for payment--sellers

18.7   When is an amount on account of levy due for payment--buyers

18.8   When is levy due for payment--producers

18.8A   Application for alternative payment method--large producers

18.8B   Grant or refusal of application

18.8C   Alternative payment method

18.9   Notice that levy is payable

18.10   Who must lodge a return

18.11   When must a return be lodged

18.12   What must be included in a quarterly return

18.13   What must be included in a monthly return

18.14   What records must be kept--sellers

18.15   What records must be kept--buyers

18.16   What records must be kept--producers

18.17   Review of decision

Part   19--Hard onions

19.1   Application

19.2   Definitions for Part   19

19.3   What is a levy year

19.4   Who is a producer

19.5   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

19.6   Liability of intermediaries--processors

19.7   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

19.8   Who must lodge a quarterly return

19.9   When must a quarterly return be lodged

19.10   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

19.11   Who must lodge an annual return

19.12   When must an annual return be lodged

19.13   What must be included in a return

19.14   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

19.15   Form of application for exemption

19.16   Grant or refusal of exemption

19.17   Continuation of exemption

19.18   When must a quarterly return be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

19.19   What records must be kept

19.20   Review of decisions

Part   20--Table grapes

20.1   Application

20.2   Definitions for Part   20

20.3   What is a levy year

20.4   Who is a producer

20.5   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

20.6   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

20.7   Who must lodge a quarterly return

20.8   When must a quarterly return be lodged

20.9   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

20.10   Who must lodge an annual return

20.11   When must an annual return be lodged

20.12   What must be included in a return

20.13   What records must be kept--producers

20.14   What records must be kept--first purchasers and buying agents

20.15   What records must be kept--exporters and exporting agents

20.16   What records must be kept--selling agents

Part   21--Mangoes

21.1   Application

21.2   Definitions for Part   21

21.3   What is a levy year

21.4   What is not a process

21.5   Who is a producer

21.6   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

21.7   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

21.8   Who must lodge a quarterly return

21.9   When must a quarterly return be lodged

21.10   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

21.11   Who must lodge an annual return

21.12   When must an annual return be lodged

21.13   What must be included in a return

21.14   What records must be kept--producers

21.15   What records must be kept--first purchasers and buying agents

21.16   What records must be kept--exporters and exporting agents

21.17   What records must be kept--selling agents

Part   22--Papaya

22.1   Application

22.2   Definitions for Part   22

22.3   What is a levy year

22.4   What is not a process

22.5   Who is a processor

22.6   Who is a producer

22.7   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

22.8   Liability of intermediaries--processors

22.9   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

22.10   Who must lodge a quarterly return

22.11   When must a quarterly return be lodged

22.12   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

22.13   Who must lodge an annual return

22.14   When must an annual return be lodged

22.15   What must be included in a return

22.16   What records must be kept--producers

22.17   What records must be kept--first purchasers, agents and processors

22.18   What records must be kept--exporters and exporting agents

Part   23--Lychees

23.1   Application

23.2   Definitions for Part   23

23.3   What is a levy year

23.4   What is not a process

23.5   Who is a processor

23.6   Who is a producer

23.7   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

23.8   Liability of intermediaries--processors

23.9   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

23.10   Who must lodge a quarterly return

23.11   When must a quarterly return be lodged

23.12   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

23.13   Who must lodge an annual return

23.14   When must an annual return be lodged

23.15   What must be included in a return

23.16   What records must be kept--producers

23.17   What records must be kept--first purchasers, buying or selling agents and processors

23.18   What records must be kept--exporters and exporting agents

Part   24--Persimmons

24.1   Application

24.2   Definitions for Part   24

24.3   What is a levy year

24.4   Who is a producer

24.5   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

24.6   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

24.7   Who must lodge a quarterly return

24.8   When must a quarterly return be lodged

24.9   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

24.10   Who must lodge an annual return

24.11   When must an annual return be lodged

24.12   What must be included in a return

24.13   What records must be kept--producers

24.14   What records must be kept--first purchasers and buying agents

24.15   What records must be kept--exporters and exporting agents

24.16   What records must be kept--selling agents

Part   25--Rubus (raspberry, blackberry, etc)

25.1   Application

25.2   Definitions for Part   25

25.3   What is a levy year

25.4   What is not a process

25.5   Who is a producer

25.6   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

25.7   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

25.8   Who must lodge a quarterly return

25.9   When must a quarterly return be lodged

25.10   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

25.11   Who must lodge an annual return

25.12   When must an annual return be lodged

25.13   What must be included in a return

25.14   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

25.15   Form of application for exemption

25.16   Grant or refusal of exemption

25.17   Continuation of exemption

25.18   When must a quarterly return be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

25.19   What records must be kept--producers

25.20   What records must be kept--first purchasers and buying agents

25.21   What records must be kept--exporters and exporting agents

25.22   What records must be kept--selling agents

25.23   Review of decisions

Part   26--Turf

26.1   Application

26.2   Definitions for Part   26

26.3   What is a levy year

26.4   Who is a producer

26.5   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

26.6   Who must lodge a quarterly return

26.7   When must a quarterly return be lodged

26.8   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

26.9   Who must lodge an annual return

26.10   When must an annual return be lodged

26.11   What must be included in a return

26.12   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

26.13   Form of application for exemption

26.14   Grant or refusal of exemption

26.15   Continuation of exemption

26.16   When must quarterly returns be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

26.17   What records must be kept--producers

26.18   What records must be kept--exporters

26.19   Review of decisions

Part   27--Bananas

27.1   Application

27.2   Definitions for Part   27

27.3   What is a levy year

27.4   What is not a process

27.5   Who is a producer

27.6   When is levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

27.7   Who must lodge a quarterly return

27.8   When must a quarterly return be lodged

27.9   When is levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

27.10   Who must lodge an annual return

27.11   When must an annual return be lodged

27.12   What must be included in a return

27.13   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

27.14   Form of application for exemption

27.15   Grant or refusal of exemption

27.16   Continuation of exemption

27.17   When must a quarterly return be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

27.18   What records must be kept--producers

27.19   What records must be kept--first purchasers and buying agents

27.20   What records must be kept--selling agents

27.21   Review of decisions

Part   28--Pineapples

28.1   Application

28.2   Definitions for Part   28

28.3   What is a levy year

28.4   What is not a process

28.5   Who is a processor

28.6   Liability of intermediaries--processors

28.7   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

28.8   Who is a producer

28.9   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

28.10   Who must lodge a quarterly return

28.11   When must a quarterly return be lodged

28.12   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

28.13   Who must lodge an annual return

28.14   When must an annual return be lodged

28.15   What must be included in a return

28.16   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

28.17   Form of application for exemption

28.18   Grant or refusal of exemption

28.19   Continuation of exemption

28.20   When must quarterly returns be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

28.21   What records must be kept--producers

28.22   What records must be kept--first purchasers and buying agents

28.23   What records must be kept--exporters and exporting agents

28.24   What records must be kept--selling agents

28.25   What records must be kept--processors

28.26   Review of decisions

Part   29--Olives

29.1   Application

29.2   Definitions for Part   29

29.3   What is a levy year

29.4   What is not a process

29.5   Who is a producer

29.6   Who is a processor

29.7   Liability of intermediaries--processors

29.8   When is levy due for payment--annual return

29.9   Who must lodge an annual return

29.10   What must be included in an annual return

29.11   When must an annual return be lodged

29.12   What records must be kept

Part   30--Sweet potatoes

30.1   Application

30.2   Definitions for Part   30

30.3   What is a levy year

30.4   What is not a process

30.5   Who is a producer

30.6   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge quarterly returns

30.7   Who must lodge a quarterly return

30.8   When must a quarterly return be lodged

30.9   When is charge or levy due for payment--people who lodge annual returns

30.10   Who must lodge an annual return

30.11   When must an annual return be lodged

30.12   What must be included in a return

30.13   Exemption from lodging quarterly returns

30.14   Form of application for exemption

30.15   Grant or refusal of exemption

30.16   Continuation of exemption

30.17   When must a quarterly return be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

30.18   What records must be kept

30.19   Review of decisions

30.20   Application and transitional matters

Part   31--Melons

31.1   Definitions for the purposes of this Part

31.2   What is a levy year

31.3   Who is a producer

31.4   Liability of intermediaries--exporting agents

31.5   When levy or charge is due for payment--people lodging quarterly returns

31.6   Who must lodge a quarterly return

31.7   When a quarterly return must be lodged

31.8   When levy or charge is due for payment--people lodging annual returns

31.9   Who must lodge an annual return

31.10   When an annual return must be lodged

31.11   What must be included in a return

31.12   Application for exemption from lodging a quarterly return

31.13   Form of application for exemption

31.14   Grant or refusal of exemption

31.15   Continuation of exemption

31.16   When quarterly return must be lodged if exemption refused or not continued

31.17   What records must be kept

31.18   Review of decisions



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