The Customs Reform package – A reform of the Customs Union
The Customs Reform package is a reform of the customs union that will bring about major changes for businesses and customs authorities.
There is now an agreement on customs reform
The political discussions between the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission on the customs reform package are now complete.
Commission welcomes historic agreement to reform EU Customs Union – Eurupean Commission
From 1 July 2026, new rules will apply to low-value consignments. This means that the relief from customs duty for goods worth less than EUR 150 will be removed.
2026
Administration fee – 1 November 2026
2028
The e-commerce regulations enter into force – 1 July 2028
2031
All economic operators can start using the Customs Data Hub – 1 March 2031
2034
All economic operators are required to use the Customs Data Hub – 1 March 2034
More information from the European Commission
Learn more about Reform Package from the website of the European Commission. There you will find, among other things, the current timetable and frequently asked questions.
Purpose of the Customs Reform package
An EU Customs Authority and an EU Customs Data Hub are intended to simplify procedures for businesses, by ensuring that data only needs to be submitted or made available once to the Customs Data Hub.
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