The Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) held that the customs declarant, i.e. the ‘regime holder’ is liable to pay tax upon the import of goods from a non-EU country. In the court’s opinion, by lodging the customs declaration, such an entity expresses their will for the goods to be released to a certain customs regime, therefore knowingly undertaking to meet the related obligations.
Source KPMG
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