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08.09.2008
Compliance with Statistics under Single Authorisation for simplified
procedures and centralised clearance
Customs seminar on "Single Authorisation for Simplified Procedures/ Centralised Clearance"
Budapest, 1-3 October 2008
08.09.2008 Extrastat in the context of the Modernized Community Customs Code
EU Customs union: implications for FTS
Intrastat: statistics on trade between EU Member States
- based on Intrastat declarations
- Issues: quality, burden on enterprises, simplification Extrastat: statistics on trade with non-EU countries
- based on customs declarations
- Issues: Impact of the Modernized Community Customs Code, « European » perspective of Customs versus « national » perspective of statistics, simplification
08.09.2008 Extrastat in the context of the Modernized Community Customs Code
Past system
With a few exceptions customs declarations are the source of statistics
EU Member State where customs declaration is lodged is the importing or exporting Member State
The only « difficulty »: Rotterdam effect
08.09.2008 Extrastat in the context of the Modernized Community Customs Code
Goods movement: Present System
European UnionThird Countries
NL
SE
ATcustoms transit
Intrastat
quasi transit
08.09.2008 Extrastat in the context of the Modernized Community Customs Code
Changes in the customs rules
Place of lodging customs declarations is disconnected from physical movement of goods
- Single Authorization for Simplified Procedures (SASP)
-Centralised Customs Clearance (CCC) Customs declarations not required in case of « self-
assessment », only ex-post on-site controls
08.09.2008 Extrastat in the context of the Modernized Community Customs Code
Impact on FTS
Wrong allocation of trade flows to individual EU Member States under SASP and CCC, only EU aggregates are correct
Size of misallocation may reach in % of total trade double digit figures
Non-existence of data in case of self-assessment, as big companies might be affected impact on trade figures might be significant
08.09.2008 Extrastat in the context of the Modernized Community Customs Code
Goods movement: Centralised Customs Clearance
European UnionThird Countries
NLparticipating MS
SEsupervising MS
ATimporting MS
customs clearance
data
08.09.2008 Extrastat in the context of the Modernized Community Customs Code
Centralised Customs Clearance – solutions for FTS
Customs declarations have to contain information on actual importing or exporting EU Member State (MS of destination/actual export)
Data exchange system has to ensure that data available in the supervising EU Member State reach the actual importing or exporting EU Member State
08.09.2008 Extrastat in the context of the Modernized Community Customs Code
Problems
Information on Member State of destination/actual export is not mandatory data element on the customs declaration
Quality of this information Data exchange system among 27 Member States is
costly, problem of timeliness Use of e-customs system is difficult as it was designed
for different purposes
08.09.2008 Extrastat in the context of the Modernized Community Customs Code
Self-assessment
Customs declarations in traditional sense don’t exist Alternative system of direct collection of data by
Customs or statistical administrations will increase reporting burden on companies
Quality difficulties similar to Intrastat
08.09.2008 Extrastat in the context of the Modernized Community Customs Code
New Extrastat
New regulation on Extrastat to be adopted by the European Parliament and the Council and to enter into force in 2010
Reaction to the changes in the EU Customs system New indicators: trade by business characteristics, trade
by invoicing currency Enhanced quality framework