Import Reporting Requirements

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/business/customs-procedures/import-procedures/import-declarations_en

Import Reporting Requirements refer to the statutory obligations and procedures that importers must comply with to declare goods to the relevant customs or import authorities. This includes the timely and accurate submission of documents and data regarding the imported goods for customs clearance and taxation purposes.

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Passar replaces E-dec and NCTS. Passar 1.0 (export) is live, Passar 2.0 (import) starts from Q2 2026. Roadmap, ePortal registration, deadlines and FAQ — all on one page.

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