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ARTICLE · 11 AUGUST 2022

Changes To Intrastat Reporting

The International Trade in Goods Statistics (ITGS) is based on two data compilation systems: one for extra-EU trade statistics (data relating to trade of goods with non-member countries) and...

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The International Trade in Goods Statistics (ITGS) is based on two data compilation systems: one for extra-EU trade statistics (data relating to trade of goods with non-member countries) and one for intra-EU trade (with data predominantly being collected via the Intrastat reporting). The intra-EU trade statistics cover both the dispatches (Intrastat export declaration) and arrivals of goods (Intrastat import declaration) being exchanged between the Member States of the European Union. In principle, all traders holding trade contracts with foreign partners are obliged to submit an Intrastat declaration.

The new European Regulations on ITGS (regulation (EU) 2019/2152 and the implementing regulation (EU) 2020/1197), finally changing foreign trade statistics reporting, also led to major changes regarding the Intrastat reporting. During the implementation of the new regulations, there were three key changes for the Intrastat declarations with relevance as of the reporting

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