Ornamental Plants Production and Marketing Council Rules (taxes)-1980 Country/Territory Israel Document type Regulation Date 1980 (1983) Source FAO, FAOLEX Original source Dinim v.14 p.8469 Subject Cultivated plants Keyword International trade Institution Royalties/fees Access-to-information Geographical area Asia, Europe and Central Asia, Mediterranean, Middle East, Western Asia Abstract This document defines a Grower as a person or an association of persons involved in the production of ornamental plants, and an Authorized Exporter as he who has been authorized by the Ornamental Plants Council to operate as one. Section (2) sets a tax on the growing of ornamental plants for exportation purposes. Section (3) establishes the tax measure in 1.25 percent of the profit value. Section (4) provides that the tax payment shall be carried out through the Authorized Exporter or directly to the council when the exportation is operated by the council. Section (5) concerns the deduction of the tax from the profit amount to be paid to the grower. Section (6) concerns the transfer of the tax sums by the Authorized exporter to the council within the first week of each month. Section (8) deals with accounts regarding the authorized Exporter and the reporting of his activity to the council. Full text Hebrew References - Legislation Implements Fruit Production and Marketing Board Law, 1973. Legislation | Israel | 1973 (2001) Keyword: Policy/planning, Agricultural development, Institution, Fruits/edible nuts, Plant production Source: FAO, FAOLEX Ornamental Plants Council Law (Export and Marketing)-1976. Legislation | Israel | 1976 (1998) Keyword: Institution, Authorization/permit, International trade Source: FAO, FAOLEX