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E-commerce – innovations in import processing. The customs administration provides information.
11. December 2024 ·
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The Customs Administration provides information on its website about the upcoming changes to customs clearance for postal and courier consignments from 1 July 2021.
What will change?
The previous value limit of 22 euros will no longer apply from 1 July 2021, meaning that an electronic customs declaration must be submitted for every import consignment. Two different options are available for this:
For companies already participating in ATLAS, the new declaration type APK (declarations of postal and courier shipments with a value of up to 150 euros) will be created.
For private individuals, the IPK application (Internet declaration for postal and courier consignments with a value of up to 150 euros) will be created, which will be accessible via the citizen and business customer portal.
You can find the full article here. Source: zoll.de
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