Excise goods and taxes

Excisable goods are products on which the state imposes an excise tax as an indirect consumption tax. These include alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, petroleum products, passenger cars, and electricity. Excise is included in the price of goods and is paid by manufacturers or sellers, serving as a tool for regulating demand and replenishing local budgets. The platform covers issues of controlling the circulation of these goods, calculating taxes, and penalties for violations.