If alcopops are proven to have been taxed, you may be eligible for a refund, remission or rebate of alcopops tax under certain circumstances.

If you want to transport untaxed alcopops, you need a special permit and registration to participate in the computerised Excise Movement and Control System (EMCS).

If you produce or import alcopops, you must pay alcopop tax and additional alcohol tax under certain conditions.

If you transport excisable goods under duty suspension and have to use EMCS, you can commission an IT service provider to carry out the message exchange via this program for you. For this, you need an authorisation from the General Directorate of Customs.

If you want to register or change your tax number or tax identification number to use the Internet EMCS application, you must submit an application to the Directorate General of Customs.

VAT exemptions do not have to be applied for; they apply insofar as the respective legal requirements are met. This ensures that services for important areas of daily life, such as rent and medical treatment, are not made more expensive.

If you want to transport untaxed sparkling wine, intermediate products or wine, you usually need a special permit and registration to participate in the computerised transport and control system EMCS.

If you want to manufacture, handle, process, store, ship or receive tobacco products without incurring the tax, you can apply for a permit to suspend or exempt the tax.

If you produce or import sparkling wine or intermediate products, you must pay sparkling wine tax or intermediate products tax.

If you can prove that sparkling wine or intermediate products have been taxed, you may, under certain conditions, obtain a refund, remission or reimbursement of these excise duties.