Customs consulting
In a rapidly changing legal and economic environment, the right approach to customs issues is crucial for the smooth operation of companies engaged in international trade. BDO experts support clients in identifying customs risks and implementing compliant and effective solutions.
The globalisation of trade and the increase in cross-border transactions require constant monitoring of the flow of goods and adaptation to complex and frequently changing customs regulations. Whether you need ongoing advice or support in specific proceedings, our advisors provide reliable and practical assistance.
How can we help?
- analysis and optimisation of customs procedures in your company,
- implementation of compliant solutions for customs declarations,
- classification of goods according to the Combined Nomenclature (CN) – including support in obtaining Binding Tariff Information (BTI),
- advice on customs valuation and rules of origin,
- support in disputes with customs authorities – including proceedings concerning customs valuation, tariff classification and the application of preferences,
- assistance in dealing with customs authorities (KAS), including preparation of positions and documentation,
- training and workshops for logistics, purchasing and compliance departments on customs law and its application,
- implementation of compliant customs declaration solutions.
Excise duty advice
Excise duty regulations are among the most complex areas of tax law. Their correct application is particularly important for companies that use, manufacture or trade in excise goods, both domestically and within the EU.
BDO's team of experts provides advisory support on excise duty, helping companies to comply with regulations, minimise risks and implement appropriate organisational and documentation solutions.
How can we help?
- interpretation and practical application of the provisions of the Excise Duty Act and implementing acts,
- analysis of registration, record-keeping and reporting obligations in the field of excise duty,
- advice on the classification of products as excise goods, including CN classification and excise duty markings (banderoles),
- support in obtaining Binding Excise Information (WIA),
- preparation or verification of records of consumption of excise goods exempt due to their intended use,
- ongoing support in excise duty compliance, including the preparation of tax returns,
- advice on exemptions and movements of excise goods (including the EMCS system),
- support in intra-Community and export transactions,
- representation or support in disputes with tax authorities, including classification, exemptions and formal obligations,
- preparation of applications, letters and positions for contact with KAS authorities,
- training and workshops tailored to the needs of individual departments (purchasing, logistics, accounting, compliance).