We help you with customs procedures for exporting and importing outside the EU. We provide the necessary documentation, communication with customs and use simplified procedures for fast and efficient clearance.
Complexity of solutions
The ability to effectively manage even complex challenges through a tailored, professional approach.
Reliability in every situation
We guarantee stable and consistent results even in challenging conditions.
Speed of processing requests
We handle your requests quickly and efficiently, without unnecessary delays.
Customs declarations
Do you export or import goods outside the European Union?
- We are here to simplify and streamline the whole process for you.
- We ensure a smooth customs procedure that complies with all applicable regulations, and arrange all necessary documentation and communications with the customs office on your behalf.
- We use so-called simplified customs clearance procedures, i.e., directly from our office.
We issue the following documents
and provide the following services:
- Custom declarations for import, export and special regimes,
- T1, T2 transit declarations,
- T2L/T2LF via the PoUS system,
- Storage of goods in temporary storage - SCP + records,
- Storage of goods in customs warehouse + records,
- TIR carnet,
- CMR transport documents,
- Certificate of origin - EUR.1,
- Certificate of customs status of goods A.TR,
- INTRASTAT - processing of Intrastat returns for statistics on trade in goods between EU Member States
We look forward to working with you.
- Vouch for customs debt in all regimes,
- Processing of requests for Tariff Classification Opinions,
- Processing of appeals against customs,
- Additional termination of export declarations,
- Customs advice.
Customs clearance and advice
We can help you with customs clearance and consulting, with the storage of goods in tax, customs and temporary storage.
Most often you ask:
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What are customs services? Customs services include the processes and administrative tasks associated with importing and exporting goods across borders, including filing customs declarations, calculating duties, VAT and other charges, and ensuring compliance with customs regulations.
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What documents do I need for customs clearance? Customs clearance usually requires an invoice, shipping documents (e.g. bill of lading or contract of carriage), certificates of origin and other special documents, depending on the nature of the goods.
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How is the customs duty calculated? The customs duty is calculated based on the value of the goods, their origin (the country where they were produced) and the duty rate for the specific type of goods. In addition, goods may be subject to a specific tariff rate.
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What is a customs declaration, and who has to make it? A customs declaration is a document lodged with the customs authorities containing details of the import or export of goods. The importer/exporter or agent, such as a customs broker, must make the declaration.
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What is a simplified customs procedure? A simplified customs procedure is a unique form of customs clearance that allows customs formalities to be completed more easily and quickly. The authorisation holder only communicates with the customs office electronically, i.e., only the customs declaration is sent electronically to the customs office. There is no need to physically submit printed supporting documents relating to the customs procedure to the customs office. Then, the authorisation holder shall wait for the customs office to receive the customs declaration, inspect, and release the goods under the customs procedure. The authorisation holder does not have to submit each consignment or means of transport containing the goods to the customs office in the customs area for customs control, as the customs procedure takes place at an authorised place chosen by the holder. The number of such places is, of course, more numerous.
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What are the charges for customs services? Fees for customs services may vary depending on the type of service, the goods type, and the import or export countries. We recommend that you contact our company for a more detailed quote.
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What is the difference between VAT and customs duties? Customs duty is a charge levied when goods are imported into a country, while VAT is a value-added tax levied on most goods and services. Both taxes can be paid at customs clearance.
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Do you offer advice on customs legislation? Yes, we provide comprehensive customs advice.