Customs Clearance

The type of customs clearance and the type of customs declaration depend on the nature of the clearance procedure. A customs clearance procedure, known as a standard procedure, implies that the importation or exportation of goods is declared on a permanent basis. However, a large number of customs clearance procedures relate to special procedures. These include transit procedures, which precede customs clearance or other special procedures, temporary admission, customs warehousing, end-use procedures, and processing. If customs clearance is carried out under a special procedure, a follow-up procedure must be anticipated by the importer, exporter, and customs clearance service provider. In the majority of cases, customs clearance services are carried out by agents based on direct representation. This signifies that although the import clearance agent enters data into the declaration on behalf of the declarant and submits the declaration, the importer is deemed to be the declarant.

Customs and logistics procedures are integral to global commerce. Managing these procedures effectively is crucial for businesses seeking to expand and compete internationally. This is where we can assist. At Temas Group, we utilise our extensive experience and vast network to simplify the process of exporting to Europe for our clients. Our tailored solutions are informed by our understanding of the intricacies of these procedures.

Transports, international: International transport, air, land or sea, , Local coordination for port utilization, Customs clearance at destination, Local delivery to door.

Imported goods released into free circulation in a member state incur a VAT tax of that member state. If, upon import, it is known that the imported goods were meant to be shipped to another member state, the VAT is paid/charged in the destination member state. The VAT exemption on import is based on the fact that the import is followed by a tax-free delivery within the European community or the transfer of goods to another member state. Procedure 42 is allowed if the declaration contains: the Slovenian VAT ID of the receiver from field 8 EUL (under the code Y040) or their tax representative; the VAT ID of the receiver of goods from another member state; The Advantages of Customs Procedure 42 exemption from VAT payment; when entering the EU, only customs duties are payable. impact on the monetary flow of the importer: the importer needs liquid assets to cover any customs duties, but not to cover VAT. can carry out a customs procedure on the basis of simplifications (HU).