- EU customs reform is the biggest overhaul since 1968
- Reform focuses on Union Customs Code, Trust & Check Trader status, and e-commerce regime
- Modernization needed due to rise of e-commerce and to tackle customs tax fraud
- Future EU Customs Union will be based on partnership between EU Customs Authority and traders
- Traders should prepare for upcoming challenges and identify opportunities and risks
- Key aspects of reform include EU Customs Authorities, EU Customs Data Hub, and Trust & Check Trader status
- Changes to e-commerce include abolishment of customs duty relief for low value consignments
- Proposed timeline for reform discussed
- Webinar recording available for access
Source: globalcompliancenews.com
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