Alcohol excise duties
Management of your alcohol excise duties in Europe
Your excise one stop shop in Europe
Alcohol excise duties service
Eurotax facilitates the payment of excise duties so as not to waste time on your deliveries
Simple and easy, Eurotax offers to coordinate your European administrative procedures on a single platform with a single price for most European countries where we operate
A single qualified interlocutor determines your obligations and assists you with regulatory (invoicing, traffic, etc.) and customs procedures
Eurotax offers you a tax representation solution in each country of destination and assists you in your declarations (VAT, Intrastat, packaging, etc.)
In order to avoid complex administrative procedures, Eurotax offers you secure data exchanges 24 hours a day
Alcohol excise e-commerce offer
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Multiple shipments per month
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Multiple countries
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High volume sales
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3 types of pricing (shipment, bottle, fixed fee)
Our alcohol excise offers
Winegrowers alcohol excise offer
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Wine or Champagne sales only
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Occasional orders from other EU countries
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Pay per use
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Price per Bottle
Your benefits with our Alcohol Excise service
Online platform
Online platform
Flexible prices
Flexible prices
Single payment
Single payment
Intelligent tools
Intelligent tools
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FAQ for alcohol excise duties
The delivery of alcoholic beverages to individuals (B2C) in Europe is fiscally binding:
- there is no threshold to apply VAT in the target country
- excise duties are due, locally, from the 1st Euro
- the use of a local tax representative is mandatory
As soon as you wish to carry out distance sales of alcoholic beverages (wines, beers, spirits) to individuals located in other Member States, you will be faced with the obligation to declare alcohol excise duties and VAT in the Member State delivered from the first euro. Example: You are a French wine producer or an online sales platform and wish to sell your wine directly to individuals located in Belgium, Italy and Spain: you are required to pay excise duties in those countries