CRRsäädöksiin

CRRsäädöksiin refers to regulations derived from the Union Customs Code (UCC), officially Regulation (EU) No 952/2013. These regulations govern customs procedures within the European Union. The UCC aims to modernize and simplify customs operations, enhance security, and ensure fair competition among businesses. It establishes a common legal framework for customs authorities and economic operators across all EU member states.

The CRRsäädöksiin cover a wide range of topics, including the declaration of goods, the application of customs duties and taxes, customs controls, and the rights and obligations of economic operators. Key aspects include the introduction of electronic customs systems, the concept of an "authorizing customs office," and provisions related to customs debt and its recovery. The regulations also address various customs procedures such as import, export, transit, and specific regimes like inward and outward processing.

Implementation of the CRRsäädöksiin involves significant changes for businesses interacting with customs. This includes adopting new IT systems and adapting to updated procedures. The objective is to create a more efficient, secure, and transparent customs environment throughout the EU, facilitating legitimate trade while strengthening border protection. The transition to the full implementation of the UCC, and thus the CRRsäädöksiin, has been a phased process over several years.