Ecotaxation. Profitable expertise serving retailers.
Managing eco-fees is a major challenge for retailers. Each product is subject to its own curbside recycling or extended producer responsibility (EPR) compensation programs. Managing eco-fees can quickly become a complex and costly undertaking.
Reduce the scale, costs and complexity of managing your eco-fees.
To simplify their processes, many retailers include packaging already declared by their suppliers or all packaging into their calculations without considering in-store losses.
Thus, in the interest of speed, they unnecessarily increase their contributions.
RESULTS:
improvised calculations
and thousands of dollars
overpaid.
Expertise.
Methodology.
Technology.
More than eco-tax specialists, we are a partner that companies can rely on to guide them through the various compensation schemes for selective collection and extended producer responsibility (EPR) programs. We have in-depth knowledge of environmental obligations and understand the issues at stake, as well as their impact on business activities.
Many small retailers fail to file their returns.
RESULTS:
LATE CONTRIBUTIONS
AND THE RISK OF PENALTIES.
Identify gaps, anomalies and errors that could lead to significant deviations
from your contributions.
Our team stands out for its expertise in processing the data used to calculate ecofees. Over the years, we have developed an efficient methodology for collecting data and calculating ecofees, enabling us to increase data accuracy. This increased accuracy gives companies greater control over their ecofees, and enables them to identify opportunities for savings and reduced contributions.
- reduced costs and workload ;
- process simplification ;
- compliance and fair payment insurance ;
- meeting deadlines ;
- data accuracy and identification of savings opportunities ;
- single billing for all provinces.
CASE
STUDY
40000 products
from over
300 suppliers
A complex process made easy!
The retail business is defined by the sale of a multitude of products from various suppliers, under a single banner established throughout the province and sometimes elsewhere in Canada. This creates a major challenge when it comes to completing sales reports for the declaration of containers, packaging and printed matter (CPP) marketed during the year. Read the full study
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