Complicated tax entity structures may jeopardise the return of Belgian excise duties

The Belgian customs authorities offer International professional carriers with trucks of more than 7,5 tonnes by weight (F.2 on registration) the possibility to recover part of the excise duties paid on fueled litres of diesel in Belgium. At present, the fee is 20,50665 cents per liter of diesel. In order to ensure a smooth return, it is essential that all variable data on PDIE Form be completed as accurately as possible.

At present the fee is 20,50665 cents per liter of diesel fuel.

In addition, there are some pitfalls that should be avoided, as they may eventually cause problems, such as **delayed or rejected returns.**The Netherlands has a rather unique fiscal position in Europe, in particular with regard to fiscal structures and units. This can be problematic for foreign authorities and lead to discussions.

It is very important that we avoid these problems. Delta maintains close contact with the Return Service Professional Diesel in Brussels and has methods to make things smooth. Another possible reason for rejection is to mention a incorrect VAT number on invoices by oil companies, especially your own VAT number. This may also lead to disapproval in the long term. Delta has procedures to address this issue quickly and make sure everything is correct, so that there is no more grounds for censure.

Moreover, there are other details on which the Return Service is paying AANZeT, about which Delta has extensive knowledge. Once everything is complete, ensuring faster and more efficient reimbursement, ensuring that complete refund. Delta ensures a quick and complete return by maintaining the right structure and entering into agreements with customers on the deadline. As regards the latter, the time limits are set in a SLA (Service Level Agreement), which are Usually faster than one would expect!