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Alcohol excise B2B

Managing your B2B alcohol excise duties in Europe

If you sell alcohol in Europe to professionals who do not have an excise number (restaurants, hotels, bars, warehouses, businesses) and you are a certified consignor you can designate Eurotax as certified consignee in the countries destination.

B2B alcohol excise solution

Starting from
39,99
  • Payment of excise duties in the country of destination
  • Customs Clearance Shipping in the EMCS system
  • The management of your electronic SAD
  • A single platform for all of Europe
  • Your flows analysis & assistance

Destination countries for B2B alcohol excise duties

France

Spain

Belgium

The Netherlands

Denmark

Finland

Sweden

What you benefit from our B2B alcohol excise service

Online Platform

Online Platform

An online platform to share all your documents

Flexible rates

Flexible rates

Flexibility for excise management costs and the most competitive prices on the market

Single payment

Single payment

1 single payment for all customs in Europe

Smart tools

Smart tools

Provision of decision support tools (reports and graphs)

FAQ on alcohol excise duties

Council Directive (EU) 2020/262 of December 19, 2019, which organizes the overhaul of the general excise regime, has entered into force on February 13, 2023. Following this new directive, two new statutes were created for the circulation of products subject to alcohol excise duty.

Certified consignor (“EC”) status;

Certified consignee (“DC”) status.

The certified consignor is thus defined in Article 3 of the directive as “a natural or legal person registered with the competent authorities of the Member State of dispatch in order to dispatch, in the exercise of his profession, products subject to excise duty released for consumption in the territory of a Member State and then moved to the territory of another Member State.”

In the same article, the certified recipient is defined as “a natural or legal person registered with the competent authorities of the Member State of destination in order to receive, in the exercise of his profession, products subject to excise duty for consumption in the territory of one Member State and then introduced into the territory of another Member State.”

DO YOU RECEIVE, STORE, TRADE OR SHIP BEVERAGES SUBJECT TO ALCOHOL EXCISE DUTIES?

If so, you are required to comply with certain excise standards and regimes.

Eurotax will not only help you define the excise status appropriate to your situation but will also help you make the corresponding authorization requests to the customs administration, and will also ensure that you maintain your compliance.

If you have any inquiry regarding B2B alcohol excise duty, you can contact us.