Dovolená omezení volného pohybu zboží na vnitřním trhu EU se zaměřením na alkoholické nápoje

Abstract

This thesis deals with allowed restrictions of a free trade on the internal market on the European Union with an emphasis to alcoholic beverages. First chapter describes a history and evolution of free trade in Europe and further focuses on current legal and non-legal restrictions of a free movement of goods on the internal market. The following chapter deals in particular with a trade of alcoholic beverages within the Union. It analyses what are the restrictions of free trade of this kind of goods and what fees are connected to it. The practical part focuses on a situation of importing a Czech beer to Croatia. Because both of the states are members of the EU, there is no custom duty involved. Therefore this part describes and counts mainly the the additional costs which have to be taken under consideration while importing beer to Croatia and what are the steps that need to be followed.