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EEDR: Early Excise Duty Repayment
Q8Truck’s financial services address the critical need for prompt liquidity, enabling you to reallocate capital more effectively within your operations and reclaim part of the excise duties paid on fuel in specific European countries. With Early Excise Duty Repayment (EEDR), excise duty recovery becomes a practical, agile component of your operational finance.
Industry experts
Our EEDR service is tailored for transport companies operating across Europe and fuelling with Q8Truck. Currently available in Belgium and Croatia, EEDR enables early recovery of eligible excise duties, significantly improving liquidity. This service is offered in partnership with BH International Momsagentur ApS (BHI), a respected VAT and excise recovery specialist with longstanding expertise, ensuring reliable service and dedicated customer support.
Key Benefits for your business:
Improved cash flow
Seamless digital onboarding
Industry-leading expertise
Single point of contact
Clear, transparent pricing
Multilingual support
Creating financial space with EEDR
BHI manages the process as your agent, ensuring compliance and maximising returns. There is no paperwork hassle, as invoice data is securely shared between Q8Truck and BHI. Refund amounts are deducted directly from your next invoice after submission, making the process fast and efficient.
Why choose Q8Truck?
Whether you need fast access to excise refunds or a process aligned with government disbursements, our services adapt to your operational needs. With decades of experience and a customer-first approach, we ensure that every step, from onboarding to payout, is handled with care, accuracy and efficiency.
The most secured fuel card for truck fleets
With Q8Truck, you benefit from market-leading fuel card security that minimises the risk of fraud, with security standards maintained at bank level to give you complete peace of mind. Our contactless cards are equipped with both an RFID chip and a PIN code, making fuelling faster, easier, and more secure.
