DALSE is in charge of the operation and management of the Algeciras Customs Warehouse and carries out activities as a logistics operator from the Consortium's facilities at the Isla Verde dock in Algeciras.
Customs Warehouse and Logistics South of Europe SL (DALSE), a company constituted 50% by the Free Trade Zone of Cádiz and the company Bernardino Abad S.L., has obtained all the necessary permits from the General Directorate of Customs and Special Taxes to begin its activity in the facilities that the Cádiz Consortium has at the Isla Verde Dock in the port of Algeciras.
DALSE, a company whose purpose is the management and operation of the Algeciras Customs Warehouse, a facility of the Cádiz Consortium located at the Isla Verde dock in the Port of Algeciras, has the authorization of a customs warehouse, non-customs warehouse and tax warehouse, as well as the use of the bulk terminal that the Port Authority of the Bay of Algeciras gave as an administrative concession to the Free Zone.
It is worth remembering that the constitution of this company was carried out a year ago following a public procedure, which Zona Franca announced in the Official State Gazette (BOE) on December 3 and which had the objective of creating a 50/50 company to manage the aforementioned deposit. The company expects a turnover of close to one million euros and a staff of approximately ten people.
The Southern European Customs Warehouse and Logistics (DALSE) manages the Algeciras Customs Warehouse based on the experience and extensive relationship with the customs authorities that Bernardino Abad S.L. has, whose offer stood out for a series of notable aspects such as being a historic logistics operator in the Port of Cádiz with extensive experience, in addition to having an important commercial network that can allow the capture of traffic and operations through the facilities in Algeciras, thus increasing business activity.
The Customs and Fiscal Warehouse of Algeciras is made up of facilities closed on the perimeter and isolated from the rest of the port environment. It is made up of four warehouses with a covered area of approximately 8,400 m2 and an adjacent plot whose uncovered area is approximately 3,200 m2, equipped with ten docks for loading and unloading vehicles. These facilities make up an exempt customs area that allows you to have both community and non-community goods, to which neither the tariffs nor the taxation of the community country is applied. This allows goods from third countries to be deposited without applying tariffs or community trade policy and also to incorporate national and community merchandise without the corresponding taxation, assimilating it to an export.
The customs and tax advantages obtained by companies with activities in the Algeciras Customs Warehouse are, among others, the exemption of import duties while the merchandise is in the facilities; exemption from payment of excise taxes for undispatched goods introduced into the Warehouse; VAT exemption for goods and for services provided on them; operations subject to Active Processing Traffic in those non-community goods that must be subjected to transformation and that are re-exported, without requiring guarantees, guarantees or other expenses such as those that are levied on these operations in other customs destinations.
