B2B ALCOHOL EXCISE DENMARK
DANISH ALCOHOL EXCISE DUTIES FOR B2B
Excise duties are a form of indirect taxation imposed on alcoholic beverages in the country where they are released for consumption. In Denmark, this applies both to domestic sales and to cross-border business-to-business transactions.
Who is responsible? While the cost of excise duty is usually included in the product’s retail price, the legal responsibility for declaring and paying the duty lies with the producer, importer, or an authorized fiscal representative.
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Special case – duty suspension: Alcohol can be moved between businesses under a duty suspension arrangement through the EU’s Excise Movement and Control System (EMCS). In this setup, excise duty is deferred until the products are released for consumption in Denmark (or another EU member state). At that stage, the designated operator in the respective country becomes responsible for declaring and paying the duty.
Alcohol excise duties rates
- Beer > 2.8 DKK 4874 per HLAP
- Still wine / wine Based / fermented 1.2 – 15%: DKK(5188 – 1126) per hectolitre
- Still wine/ wine based/ fermented 15.1 – 22%: DKK 1508 per hectolitre
- Sparkling wine / wine Based / fermented 1.2 – 15%: DKK(853 – 1461) per hectolitre
- Sparkling wine/ wine based/ fermented 15.1 – 22%: DKK 1843 per hectolitre
- Spirits: DKK 15000 per HLAP
Legal background for B2B sales in Denmark
Concept & How it works
Acompanying documents
For the purposes of this scheme, there are no physical accompanying documents required, only the electronic SAD.
Data Provision
Eurotax has developped API so that you can provide your data easily in Eurotax’s platform.
Eurotax takes care of clearing the documents for you so that you can be in compliance for your excise duties declaration.













