EMCS is the European electronic control system for moving goods in duty suspension and is a legal requirement in all EU member states.
If you are shipping alcohol, energy or tobacco products in duty suspension, you will need to comply by submitting your shipment details online.
i2i provides online software that reduces the time taken to submit EMCS movements, offering a complete EMCS management system.
i2i Customer Quote "i2i's EMCS system is a million times better than the Customs portal"
And the reasons why.........
- i2i's EMCS Online allows you to manage EC Excise movements for both Arrivals and Dispatches online
- Eliminates the need to key data for every submission
- Allows you to store and manage submissions
- For full automation we can interface with your business systems
- EMCS Online can be used interfaced with our export documentation systems
- Provides full FS2 functionality
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Our software has been recognised by HMRC up to the current Phase 2 (FS2) level and will continue to be updated in line with HMRC plan to add further functionality during 2012.
Phase 3 (FS2) released 1 January 2012
From January 2012 changes to EMCS allow traders to split a consignment of energy products when they are going to more than one destination (IE825). Traders can now also send and receive an alert or rejection message, before receipt when a consignment is found to be either incorrect or incomplete (IE819).
Phase 2 (FS1) released 31 December 2010
Since 1 January 2011, all UK traders have been using EMCS to dispatch or receive duty suspended excise goods within the EU. Intra-UK movements that previously required a W8 form or commercial equivalent must also use EMCS, except for movements of energy products or those meeting the criteria for simplified arrangements. Consignors can cancel a movement or change the destination using EMCS. Use of the eAD document was mandatory from 31st December 2010 although some EU Member States (including the UK) were able to send an eAD before that date.
Phase 1 (FS0) released 1 April 2010
This stage introduced EMCS to record the dispatch and receipt of duty suspended excise goods between EU Member States using an electronic Administrative Document (eAD). Not all Member States, including the UK, were able to dispatch duty suspended excise goods using EMCS and paper AADs and manual receipts continued until 1 January 2011.
View EMCS the Logical Diagram
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