General excise
Paying excise duties
Excise duty becomes due when excisable products are released for consumption in Ireland. This happens when excisable products:
- leave a Revenue approved tax warehouse
- or
- when they are brought in from another country, except where placed immediately under a suspension arrangement.
Separate payment arrangements apply to Betting Duty and excise duties on licences.
Deferral
Revenue may allow you to defer paying the excise duty due subject to certain conditions. See the EEDS Manual and the Payment methods section for more information.
Deadlines for paying excise duties and filing returns
Separate deadlines for paying excise duties and filing returns apply to each specific excise duty. You can find further information regarding individual excise duties in the related topics section.
If you pay your excise duty late, interest is due at a rate of 0.0274% for each day or part of a day.
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