- Intrastat is a statistical declaration that measures the movement of goods between EU member states.
- Traders engaged in international trade across the EU may be subject to Intrastat reporting requirements.
- The Intrastat filing obligation is based on an EU Regulation, but there are differences in implementation among member states.
- The Intrastat Guide 2024 provides filing requirements and procedures for all 27 EU member states and the UK.
- Intrastat was created to replace customs declarations and collect information directly from traders about goods movement within the EU.
- Businesses and individuals registered for VAT purposes must submit Intrastat declarations if dispatches or arrivals exceed the threshold.
- The main Intrastat rules are provided in the EU regulation, but member states may have guidelines for specific situations.
- Different authorities in member states are responsible for Intrastat reporting.
- Foreign trade statistics in the EU are collected through the Extrastat system for trade with non-EU countries and the Intrastat system for intra-EU trade.
Source: www2.deloitte.com
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