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IMPLEMENTATION EXCISE MOVEMENT CONTROL SYSTEM (EMCS) 4.1

EMCS 4.1 was implemented on February 13. For The Netherlands, this means that there is a direct link between Customs Management System (In Dutch Douane Management Systeem (DMS)) and EMCS.

NEW EXCISE TARIFFS FOR THE NETHERLANDS PER 01-01-2024

From January 1st, 2024, there will be new excise rates for The Netherlands and also a change for non-alcoholic drinks. Hereby for the beverages.

THE NETHERLANDS: SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN NON-ALCOHOLIC TAX

From January 1st, 2024, the rate on non-alcoholic beverages will be significantly increased. The current rate of € 8,83 will become € 26,13 per hectoliter. Mineral water will be exempt from the non-alcoholic-tax.

PLAN FOR CHANGES TAXES IN THE NETHERLANDS

The Dutch government plans to significantly increase the excise tax on alcoholic beverages with effect from 1 January 2024.

AUSTRALIA AND UK FREE TRADE AGREEMENT

(A-UKFTA) GOES LIVE

The A-UKFTA went live on 31 May. The new agreement has implications for both importers of goods from Australia and exporters to Australia. 

There are reductions in customs duty rates, mostly immediate but some reductions are phased over a period of years, for imported products made in (originating in) the exporting partner country.

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THE NETHERLANDS:
NEWS ON EXCISE.

  • Changes on non-alcoholic beverages in The Netherlands January 1st, 2024

  • The Netherlands also to EMCS version 4.0

UK ALCOHOL DUTY CHANGES FOR WINES

 Top tax tip - Stock up now on still wines but wait until 1 August to buy fizz

The UK Government will implement a new alcohol duty system from 1 August 2023. The incoming system simplifies the current structure, and broadly taxes alcoholic products more the stronger they get. Different rates are going to apply to products between 3.5% abv and 8.4% abv.

EXTENDURE OF EXCISE DUTY REFUND FOR RENTALS WITH DRIVER 

With reference to period from 1st of April to 31st of August 2023 a relief will apply to companies supplying – for touristic purposes - coach and bus complying with the Euro 6 Regulation. Companies shall be compliant with the Law 218/2003 regulating the passenger transport activity.

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