The Deposit Refund System (DRS) has introduced new roles and obligations for distributors and manufacturers. We encounter numerous open questions within the hospitality and hotel services sectors. Regarding the practical application of legal requirements, we maintain active contact with the relevant ministry, allowing us to support our clients’ legal compliance with up-to-date information. Through our consultancy, we ensure that affected companies understand and properly fulfil the requirements of the DRS regulatory framework, with particular focus on proper registration, data reporting, and settlement.

The European Union’s CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) regulation is constantly evolving due to the harmonization of sustainability goals and member state requirements. Staying up to date with these changes imposes a significant burden on businesses. With our comprehensive services, we assist in determining applicability, classifying CBAM-affected products, and fulfilling reporting and declaration obligations. Furthermore, we undertake data uploading through online or personal consultations and provide assistance in contacting manufacturers to obtain the necessary production data. We help establish CBAM record-keeping systems and prepare companies to meet their obligations following the CBAM transitional period.

The Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) system introduces new administrative and tax challenges for businesses. However, many are still unaware that they are subject to these requirements. We assist with EPR registration, the establishment of record-keeping systems, and the accurate preparation of monthly and annual returns. Our goal is to ensure our clients comply with legal regulations in a lawful and tax-efficient manner.

Export-import processes often require various customs authorizations such as inward processing, release for free circulation, or the use of free zones. Our consultants provide guidance on the taxation aspects of obtaining and applying these permits, ensuring  your international operations rest on firm ground..

Indirect customs representation entails specific liability and taxation consequences. As consultants, we assist in developing the necessary back-office processes, clarifying compliance issues, and regulating the tax relationship between the representative and the principal.

Although it affects a targeted group of sectors (e.g., digital service providers, food industry, energy, and public utilities), the penalties are substantial, potentially reaching up to €10 million. Our service assists in fulfilling the obligations imposed on affected businesses—including registration applications, self-identification, compliance (self-)assessments, security classification, and data reporting to the supervisory authority. We also provide support in risk management, the review of information security systems, and preparation for NIS2 internal audits.