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EPR

What is Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) ?

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is an environmental policy that makes the party who first places a product subject to EPR requirements in the country (also known as “Producer” for EPR) responsible for the entire life cycle of the products that they introduce on the market, from their design until the end of life (including waste collection and take-back).

Am I affected as a seller?

You are considered a Producer if you do one of the following activities:

  • manufacture a product subject to EPR requirements in the country, and/or

  • import a product subject to EPR requirements into the country, and/or

  • sell a product subject to EPR requirements in the country and you are not established in that country

How It Works: Streamlining Your EPR Compliance

 

EPR is no different then any other legal compliance process - cumbersome, time-consuming and painful. By joining Taxually, all that pain goes away. We have crunched through the complexity and established a simple and straightforward process that allows you to remain focused on the things that matter.

Understand you obligations

Understand Your Obligation

EPR reporting obligations can be tedious. Let Taxually help you understand with whom you need to be registered and what your reporting obligations are.  To make sure we are on the right track make sure you: 

Sign up and register

Sign up and Register

We ask for some information on your business and products supported by certain documents and submit to the relevant authority. Once you’ve received the EPR registration number(s), you will need to communicate them to Back Market as proof of compliance.

Report and pay

Report and Pay

You must declare your sales and pay the proportionate quota to the respective Producer Responsibility Organisation for the applicable reporting period.

Supported Categories by Taxually

With the fast-evolving landscape of environmental taxes, our team works tirelessly to expand our coverage as new legislations are rolled out across the EU Member States.

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Our Fees

Pricing may vary in each category.

Registration / Takeover (One-off)

from €50

Obtainment of EPR number and submission of estimated sales volumes to the respective Producer Responsibility Organisation

Subscription (Annual)

Yearly reporting
€150 per annum

Quarterly reporting
€600 per annum

Fee depends on the reporting frequency of the selected EPR category. Our standard price is 150 EUR per report.

E.g. if the reporting frequency is yearly in the selected category, the subscription fee is 150 EUR per year.

Minimum / Forecasted Contribution Fee

determined by country / category  

Contribution fees are charged by the authorities to support the collection, recycling, and disposal of your products to minimize their environmental impact. Pricing and frequency differs in each country and category.

Retroactive Filing (One-off)    

€150 per report 

Filing for retroactive periods in EPR categories where retroactivity is mandatory.

Deregistration fee

€150 per category

Fee may occur when a Green Tax number has to be deregistered with the authorities or representation is to be ceased.

Special Offer starting from €899

Let us take care of your WEEE Compliance in Germany

 

Sign up with Taxually today and let us take care of your EPR needs : 

 

Registration of brands and device types in the national EAR registry

Authorised representation services

Monthly preparation and submission of your data

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Frequently Asked Questions

What EPR categories do I need to sign up to?

This depends on the countries you sell to and the type of products you sell in those countries.

Our customer success team is happy to review your business activity and product catalogue to see which EPR categories are relevant for you

How do I know if I need to register for WEEE Compliance in Germany?

You need to register for WEEE in Germany if you manufacture, import, or sell electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) in the country. This includes any business activity where EEE products are sold to German consumers, regardless of where your business is based. Our team of experts are here to help you understand whether you need to comply with WEEE.

I sell second-hand electric devices, do I still have obligations with WEEE?

Your obligations under WEEE compliance in Germany depend on the origin of the second-hand electric devices. If you purchase the devices from outside Germany and sell them within Germany, these products are considered to be placed on the German market for the first time, and you must comply with WEEE regulations. However, if the devices are sourced from within Germany and are resold in Germany, they are regarded as re-entering the market. In this case, you would not have new WEEE obligations for these products.