- A new customs declaration system, Delta IE, will replace the current paper-based DAU form for importations in France starting from November 2024
- Companies will be required to use the electronic Delta I/E procedure for customs declarations, with a transition period until May 2025
- Changes include total dematerialization, mandatory notification of goods arrival, new designation codes, integration with PNTS system, extended deadlines, and simplified customs relations
- A PDF format of the new customs declaration will be available, but will not have legal value
- Implementation of Delta IE for imports will begin in November 2024, with exports to follow in late 2025 or early 2026
- The digitalization of customs aims to facilitate trade and enhance security
- Eurotax offers support for the upcoming changes related to the DAU and invites inquiries for more information.
Source: eurotax.fr
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