Reporting threshold raised on movement of goods between Lithuania and other EU states Lithuania has increased its 2022 Intrastat reporting thresholds to the following levels: Arrivals €280,000k; and Dispatches €200,000 The Intrastat electronic reporting form requires data including: goods description; commodity code; delivery terms; mode of transport;
Potential annual reporting of certain intra-community movements of goods Czechia has introduced from 1 January 2022 a new simplified Intrastat reporting regime. This is comes with a reporting threshold of CZK 20m (approx. €820,000) for both dispatched and arrivals of goods from other EU member
Intrastat and EC Sales List in France to follow standard EU practise From January 2022, France is to split its Déclaration d’Echanges de Biens (‘DEB’) monthly additional filing into two, following the usual model for EU member states: Intrastat – for declaring the taxpayer’s movement
Two new data requirements on country of origin and the recipient introduced from 1 January 2022 The EU’s reporting regime for the movement of goods between member states, Intrastat, is being updated on 1 January 2022. This will require the capture and reporting of extra
Intrastat reporting of EU goods movements ends for UK as part of Brexit; Northern Ireland – EU movements obligation remain Following the UK leaving the EU VAT regime and Customs Union on 1 January 2021, the UK have continued to require VAT registered businesses to
