The Federal Government is pushing forward with the introduction of a tax on sugary drinks. According to the basic information released so far, starting from 2028 the tax is to have an effect as a tool to direct health policy and at the same time generate more income for public budgets or the health system. But the current discussion is already showing that the scope, assessment basis and product categories are politically contentious.
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Sugar tax planned from 2028: the tax and strategic impact on the food and drink industry
Indirect tax & excise taxes
Customs Health Check: Greater Transparency, Security and Control in Customs Matters
Health Check – Part 3
International trade flows are becoming increasingly complex due to new regulations such as CBAM, preferential trade agreements and additional compliance requirements. The Customs Health Check creates transparency, identifies risks at an early stage and lays the foundation for secure and controllable customs-related processes.