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General excise

  1. Overview
  2. Setting up an excise business
  3. Producing, processing and storing of excisable products
  4. Moving excise products
  5. Paying excise duties
  6. Overpayments and repayments
  7. Appeals
  8. Relevant legislation

Producing, processing and storing of excisable products

You must produce, process or store duty suspended excisable products only in a Revenue approved tax warehouse. Revenue requires that you must put in place a bond as security with a financial institution if you engage in such activities.

Further information is available in Revenue's guide for tax warehousekeepers (alcohol products) and the Tobacco Products Tax Manual.

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Published: 26 October 2023 Print this page

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