- Import means bringing goods into the EU customs territory from outside the EU.
- Import VAT is based on the customs value plus customs duties and other import charges.
- Import duty depends on the goods’ TARIC classification, value, quantity, and origin.
- A customs declaration must be filed electronically.
- Goods are released for free circulation after the customs debt is paid or secured.
Source: racunovodja.com
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