Tax representation

Tax representation based on a power of attorney for tax customs clearance with subsequent intra-Community delivery. We provide you with all the explanations regarding your rights and obligations.

VAT and excise duty

Payment of excise duties on imports

Consumption of excise goods or products subject to excise duty is subject to excise duty on import. Such as beer, wine or spirits.

Customs warehouses

Storage in a customs warehouse

The European Union (EU) has free movement of goods. When goods are imported from a country outside the EU, they can initially be stored under customs seal. This allows you to postpone or avoid import duties (and other taxes). Moreover, at this moment, import restrictions and other trade policy measures do not apply. This provides you with a competitive advantage and a higher profit margin. In fact, the goods often leave the EU to be sold in other parts of the world, and you can only declare the goods when it is most suitable for you.

Customs warehouses have cost-effective distribution centres

Non-EU goods can be stored indefinitely in a customs warehouse, e.g. in your own distribution centre. However, in order to benefit from the financial advantages of a customs warehouse, you need the approval of the customs office.

Frequently asked questions

Question 1:  What is the customs tariff number and what is the customs duty rate for our goods?
 
Question 2:  Is any trade agreement applicable to our goods?
 
Question 3:  Do we need any special permits, notices from the customs office or a ministry?

Question 4:  At what time can customs-cleared goods be picked up or will they be delivered to the customer?

Have your cargo cleared through customs 24/7, extremely fast.

0043 1 7007 322 92
office@c-c-s.co.at

Have your cargo cleared through customs 24/7, extremely fast.

0043 1 7007 322 92
office@c-c-s.co.at