Excise Duty
Below are our 16 articles in the excise duty' category:
Generally exporting goods to an EU member state or to a country outside of the EU won’t require you to apply for an export licence. However, the...
The movement and trade of excise goods is tightly controlled within the countries that make up the current EU (European Union). The controls are...
Moving certain goods into and out of the UK may mean your business has to set up systems to handle customs and excise duty payments. When you sell...
Exporting to another EU Member State is very easy today. All the current 27 Member States are generally treated as one economic region where taxes...
Selling your business’s goods to markets in the USA is similar to selling goods to countries outside of the EU (European Union) as you have to...
Operating an import/export business will inevitably mean you will have to store goods before they are sent to customers or processed into new items...
When your business wants to export any goods it has to identify them on all the documents that must accompany each consignment. Every type of goods...
International trading will mean that your business may come into contact with excise duty. This is a tax that the customs and excise authorities...
As part of your business’s overseas trading, you may bring goods into the UK that will require storing. Customs duty and VAT may be attached to the...
Trading in international markets will mean your business will import from countries abroad. When the goods you are trading in come into the UK,...
When your international business imports goods into the UK they will usually have VAT charged on them. However, goods that have a market value of...
Your business must comply with all the customs and excise legislation that is currently in force or face a penalty that could include a fine. Any...
The export trade of goods that can have customs and excise duty applied to them is based on what is called the Integrated Tariff of the United...
Many smaller businesses in particular hand the maintenance of their VAT and excise duty payments to a third party agent. As with outsourcing your...
VAT on any goods you export must be properly accounted for in your business’s own accounts, and on the paperwork that accompanies each of your...
Importing or exporting goods into and out of the UK will mean your business has to account for VAT. All goods that are bought into the UK will...
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