Intrastat reports

A company is required to report to Intrastat when its turnover of goods entering or leaving the EU reaches the annual thresholds set.

No, if there were no transactions with the EU during the month, you don't need to report Intrastat.

Intrastat reporting is required when the annual value of outgoing goods exceeds €400,000 and the value of incoming goods exceeds €570,000.

Intrastat reporting is carried out by collecting monthly data on all goods entering and leaving the EU (codes, weights, values, countries). Intrastat data must be submitted to Customs by the 10th of each month, declaring the previous month's movements.

The Intrastat report requires the goods code, country, transaction type, value, weight, quantity and mode of transport.

Returned goods are considered to be a movement of goods between EU countries and are therefore included in Intrastat statistics in the same way as purchases or sales.

Yes. "ELV Projects can fully manage your Intrastat accounting and reporting on your behalf to ensure everything is done accurately and on time.