- Finland will remove the Intrastat arrivals reporting obligation starting from the 2026 statistical year.
- The last arrivals declaration is for December 2025, due by January 16, 2026.
- Finnish Customs will use export data from other EU countries instead of separate arrivals reports.
- Businesses only reporting arrivals will be exempt from Intrastat after December 2025.
- Intrastat dispatches (exports) reporting continues as usual, with the threshold remaining at EUR 800,000.
Source: meridianglobalservices.com
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