- Intrastat is an EU system requiring businesses to report trade statistics if they exceed annual thresholds, which are updated each year.
- The 2026 Intrastat thresholds and deadlines for each EU country have been compiled, with several countries seeing increased thresholds for arrivals and dispatches.
- Accurate and timely Intrastat reporting is essential for compliance, avoiding fines, and supporting EU economic policy decisions.
- Businesses must review the new 2026 thresholds to determine if their reporting obligations have changed and update their internal processes accordingly.
Source: pincvision.com
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