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Manufacturer of Nonbeverage Products (MNBP)
Nonbeverage drawback alcohol is pure alcohol, the same as that used for consumption. Â However, when manufacturers use that alcohol in the production of a food, flavor, medicine, or perfume, and the Nonbeverage Products Laboratory approves the product as unfit for beverage purposes, they can claim a return on most of the distilled spirits excise tax paid.
- TTB.gov is Getting a New Look (08/21/12)
- Allowable Changes to Approved Labels (07/12/12)
- Public Guidance for Updated COLA Form 5100.31 (07/12/12)
- Apply for a Permit?
- Determine and Pay Taxes?
- Renew my SOT registration?
- Establish an AFP Premises?
- Submit a Product Sample?
- Determine Special Occupational Tax Liability?
- Comment on Rulemaking?
- Contact a TTB Expert?
- Receive my alcohol if I have an industrial alcohol users permit and I have moved or made other changes?
- Purchase a Security for a Collateral Bond?
| Page last reviewed/updated: 09/04/2012 |
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