eExcise moves to 1 July 2027: what Law 5013-IX changes
The Rada adopted Law 5013-IX: mandatory e-marks from 1 July 2027, paper stamps until 30 June 2027, stock sell-through until the end of 2028. What changes and what to do now.
Read the guideHow eExcise works and what it takes to comply — from the team that integrates factories and warehouses with it.
The Rada adopted Law 5013-IX: mandatory e-marks from 1 July 2027, paper stamps until 30 June 2027, stock sell-through until the end of 2028. What changes and what to do now.
Read the guideThe Rada adopted Law 5013-IX: mandatory e-marks from 1 July 2027, paper stamps until 30 June 2027, stock sell-through until the end of 2028. What changes and what to do now.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation supports moving the mandatory launch to 1 July 2027. What that means legally today, and why preparation should not stop.
What eExcise is, who must comply and by when, the key terms and deadlines, and how traceability works from the production line to the checkout.
Deadlines, risks, and a seven-step preparation plan for the transition to the electronic excise stamp — for owners and executives of companies producing excisable goods.
Receiving, storing, and dispatching marked goods under eExcise: which events to record, how to report them, and how to be ready for 1 July 2027.
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