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Lithuanian logistics Vilnius logistics center. Photo by Judita Grigelyts (V)
As of January 1. When shipping goods and goods to the UK, the customs declaration of the yard must be completed, and if the value of the shipment exceeds 1000 euros and the export declaration, the Lithuanian yard informs. Shipments arriving in the UK must now also be declared to customs. In addition, the tax treatment of shipments and shipments is changing.
For correspondence, times, documents do not need to be completed, but if small items (up to 2kg) are shipped, only two customs declaration forms (CN22 or CN23) need to be filled in, depending on whether the shipment value exceeds 360 Eur or not.
If the value of the shipment exceeds 1,000 euros or if the goods are subject to certain prohibitions or restrictions (permits, licenses, etc. are required), a single customs declaration is no longer sufficient to complete and supplement the standard export declaration.
Lithuania Patas reminds that customs procedures will be organized for the senders, the most important task is to fill out the patent forms correctly and submit other necessary documents on request.
Using the self-service system of the Lithuanian Patio, it will be possible to automatically fill in the corresponding declaration form, except for the standard export declaration, which can be made by the declarant of the patio, the service is requested only in the patio department.
new rates came into effect
Until now, letter-post shipments of up to 500g or items up to 2kg have been subject to EU tariffs, and packages weighing more than 10kg are subject to 21% VAT.
Following the UK’s accession to the EU, shipments up to 2kg are subject to three-way shipping fees and 0% VAT is applied to shipments over 10kg.
If the value of the shipment exceeds 1000 EUR or the shipment contains restricted items, the EORI (Economic Operator Registration and Identification) code must be provided. This code should be taken into account, even for those who have valid EORI codes issued in the UK when they enter the EU, they are no longer valid.
Going forward, the EORI number will also be required for shipments received in the UK valued at more than € 1000 or containing restricted items.
U shipping more expensive VAT
As of January 1. Shipments arriving in the UK must also be declared to customs, except those whose value does not exceed 22 Eur.
All shipments sent to third parties, when their value does not exceed 1,000 euros, are valid for declaring on behalf of the customer on behalf of Lithuania, unless the customer does not need to declare the shipment himself or has not chosen another customs agent.
Until 2021 July 1 Route shipments in the UK, except those worth less than € 22, are subject to 21% import VAT. Gift shipments, whose value exceeds 45 EUR, are also subject to this fee.
Under the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement, all imports originating in the UK and the EU will be subject to a zero duty rate. Therefore, the consignee may be required to provide indications on the origin of the imported goods. Failure to do so will result in payment of import duties.
From 2021 July 1 After the removal of the VAT relief for low-value shipments to third countries, the import VAT, which will be up to 22 euros, will also be subject to VAT.
The calculation of customs, VAT and excise duties is part of the process of declaring the shipment to customs, if the recipient will do so through Lithuania, it will be possible to pay it in full by collecting the shipment.
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