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excise

 [ek-sīz´]
to remove by cutting.
Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved.

ex·cise

(ek-sīz'), Avoid the misspelling exise.
To cut out.
See also: resect.
Farlex Partner Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012

excise

(ĭk-sīz′)
v.
To remove by cutting.
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ex·cise

(ek'sīz)
To cut out.
See also: resect
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On Tuesday, Duterte said he was open to suspending the excise taxes on oil, a move that activists and some lawmakers said would address the impact of soaring commodity prices.
But Lambino said legislative action is needed to implement an immediate suspension of the excise taxes.
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For import of whiskey, vodka and liqueur, the excise tax is set at the level of 10 manats [$5.88] per 1 liter.
Earlier, Azerbaijan's Finance Minister Samir Sharifov stated that the country's government plans to increase excise rates for the import of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products by two times in 2018.
Azerbaijan increases excise rates on alcohol and cigarettes
Since the start of 2010, the Customs Directorate undertook the complete excise management from the Public Revenue Office.
The Customs Directorate undertakes the issuance of excise permits, the issuance of excise licenses for non-excise use of the excise goods (alcohol for pharmacies, hospitals, pharmacy, cosmetics, etc.), the issuance of fiscal stamps etc.
32 percent growth of excise revenues: the Technical Cooperation Project (2010-2012) between the Customs Administration and the Dutch counterpart institution has resulted in increased collection of excise taxes by 32 percent, simplified customs procedures during import and export, as well as trade facilitation and enhanced controls
The basic functions that the Customs Administration is going to take over include issuance of excise licenses, issuance of excise approvals for non-excise use of excise goods (alcohol for pharmacies and hospitals, medicines, cosmetic products, etc), issuance of banderols, etc.
The companies will have to announce the quantities of required banderols a month earlier and upon having their request granted they will undertake to pay excise. The Customs Administration is also going to control the excise activities of excise payers.
Customs takes control of excise next year

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