When transporting goods across the borders of the European Union, companies are regularly faced with the need to issue an EX-1 export declaration. This document not only confirms the legitimacy of the export of goods, but also serves as a key element in the coordination of customs and trade procedures. In the article, we will consider in detail what an export declaration is and talk about the specifics of its preparation.
The EX-1 export declaration is an official document that confirms the exporter's intention to export goods outside a certain country or customs union. It contains detailed information about the product, its quantity, origin, destination, cost, as well as about the exporter and importer.
On the basis of the declaration, the customs office determines which customs duties and taxes must be paid, and also checks compliance with all other requirements for the export of goods.
The European Union is a customs union consisting of 27 member states. When transporting goods across Europe, they do not require customs clearance. However, when exporting goods outside the EU, an export declaration must be issued. It is primarily needed by the sender, as VAT is reimbursed on its basis.
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The declaration is submitted in electronic form. It can be submitted by the exporter himself, his representative or a customs broker.
Step 1. Preparation of documents
To prepare the EX-1 declaration, you need to collect a number of documents that confirm the characteristics of the product, its value, origin and other important aspects.
A general list of typical documents that are usually required:
Importantly. The specific list of documents may vary depending on the legislation of the exporting country and the type of goods. Therefore, before starting the export declaration, you need to check the current list of documents with the customs authorities of the exporting country.
Step 2. Filling out and submitting the declaration
The exporter, his representative or customs broker fills out the declaration in detail, indicating all the necessary information about the product, its value, destination, vehicles, transportation route, etc.
The cargo receives marks from radiology, phytosanitary services, etc. In cases where the cargo is not subject to phytosanitary or radiological control, marks are made automatically.
The declaration is then submitted to the relevant customs authority.
The export declaration is submitted electronically through the Export Control System (ECS)
Step 3. Cargo inspection
At the customs point, the cargo is checked and the declaration is processed. Then the cargo receives permission for export. When the goods cross the borders of the EU, the export declaration is closed.
Each of these steps requires compliance with specific norms and rules established by the legislation of the exporting country. The DiFreight company is an expert in international cargo transportation, so it has the necessary experience and knowledge to ensure the correct and timely execution of the export declaration. If you have questions or difficulties with cargo registration, contact us, we will always help.
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