- The EU Customs Reform introduces stricter establishment and compliance requirements for importers, especially affecting non-EU businesses.
- Importers generally must be established within the EU; an EU VAT registration alone is not enough.
- Non-EU companies using indirect customs representation will shift core importer and regulatory compliance responsibility to their representatives.
- This may limit access to indirect representation and increase operating costs.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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