Intrastat – Many EU countries changed their thresholds as of 2024

WHAT IS INTRASTAT?

Intrastat is a system used for collecting information and generating statistics on the trade of goods between countries within the European Union (EU).
It encompasses the compilation of data on the movement of goods, such as dispatches (sales) and arrivals (purchases), between EU member states.
This system aids in the monitoring and analysis of international trade activities within the EU, providing valuable insights into trade patterns and trends.
Intrastat filings involve reporting details of all transactions involving the movement of goods between EU countries, facilitating the production of accurate trade statistics.
Additionally, Intrastat focuses solely on the movement of goods and does not include services.

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