Telephone support in authorisations for businesses

The company itself can make out invoice and origin declarations and endorse A.TR. movement certificates.

A company can clear goods through the customs office where it is established, even if the goods are located in another EU member state.

Authorisation for deferment of payment requires a comprehensive guarantee authorisation.

The customs declaration can be completed by adding an entry of data in the company's records and by submitting a complementary notice afterwards.

A company pays no duties or taxes for goods under warehousing procedures and they can wait for the permits and licences required for the importation.

The authorisation may be granted to a shipping company that transports goods regularly between ports within the customs territory of the Union.

The authorisation holder may bring certain goods duty-free to the EU in accordance with the regulation on reliefs from customs duty.

A company can determine the amounts of import and export duties and carry out certain controls under customs supervision.

In certain situations, the customs value may be determined in a simplified way.

A company can receive goods arriving under a T or TIR transit procedure into its customs or temporary storage facility.

The company is entitled to weigh fresh bananas (CN code 0809 9010) in their facilities without the presence of Customs.

A company pays no duties or taxes for goods under warehousing procedures and they can wait for the permits and licences required for the importation.

Airlines and shipping companies can use an electronic transport document as transit declaration.

Companies responsible for transits may be granted an authorisation by Customs to attach seals of a special type to means of transport or packages.

The shipowner and the authorisation holder of the jointly liable representative for fairway dues are jointly liable to pay the fairway dues.

A company can independently prove the Union status of goods.

Authorisation to return goods free of duties can be granted after the three-year time period.

A company may place goods under a customs procedure on the basis of a simplified declaration.

Favourable tariff treatment may be granted to goods admitted to the Union’s customs territory provided that they will be used for a specific purpose.

A business may bring goods into the Union for processing without the application of customs duties, other charges or trade policy measures.

Goods subjected to an outward processing procedure may be admitted with total or partial relief from import duty.

A business may bring goods into the Union temporarily without the application of customs duties, other charges or trade policy measures.

Airlines, shipping companies and railway companies can use a paper-based transit procedure.

An authorised consignor is a company that has been granted an authorisation to use simplified procedure for Union transit.

An AEO´s customs and logistics operations have a security certificate granted by Customs and they are therefore entitled to benefits across the EU.

Apply for the authorisation if your company engages in regular transits or regular and financially significant import of goods from outside the EU.

The use of the TIR transit procedure requires a Customs’ decision on acceptance to the TIR system.

A company can transfer rights and obligations of goods placed under the end-use procedure.

Customs authorises an economic operator to use a unique identifier when transacting with customs authorities in any EU member state.

Undeclared goods can be stored temporarily in locations approved by Customs.

REX registration relates to the certification of origin of goods.

Shipowners or jointly liable representatives can apply for a status of a registered fairway due customer.

TIR quality experts registered by Customs are able to issue statements on the TIR condition of transport units.