customs procedure with economic impact

Customs procedures with economic impact (CPEI)

Customs Code Committee - customs procedures with economic impact, customs warehouse & free zones & end-use sections, 3.

Entry to another Customs Procedure with Economic Impact (CPEI) such as Inward Processing.

Customs Procedures with Economic Impact - a blanket term describing a number of Customs procedures which are specifically designed to aid European Union (EU) companies.

An important function of the National Export System (NES) is to track consignments which are exported under customs procedures with economic impact (CPEI).

Imports from customs procedures with economic impact, end-use relief & free zonesGuidance on the Import VAT treatment of goods: entered into and removed from customs suspensive regimes and free zones.

You can read about CPEIs on the page the National Export System and customs procedures with economic impact in our guide on export declarations and the National Export System.

Application for authorisation to use a customs procedure with economic impact (Acrobat PDF, 6.1KB) Please be aware that our PDF, Word, Excel and Powerpoint documents will open in a new window.

If you require an authorisation predominately for the customs warehousing procedure but also wish to include the use of other customs procedures with economic impact (for example Inward Processing or Processing under Customs Control), complete form C1410.

No, unlike other Customs Procedures with Economic Impact (CPEI), for example Inward Processing, there is no facility in EC law for the issue of a retrospective authorisation for a customs warehouse.

Centralisation of international trade authorising and supervising offices Further centralisation of authorising and supervising offices for specific Customs Procedures with Economic Impact (CPEI) and approved depositories used by businesses in the South Region.

UK Integrated - For a customs warehouse authorisation and an authorisation for another customs procedure with economic impact such as Inward Processing within the UK using one form, use form C1410 (where the warehousing operations predominate), refer to paragraph 2.9.

For CAP goods or goods subject to other agricultural measures, to anti dumping duty, countervailing/safeguard/additional duties etc the application will need to be forwarded to the European Commission where it will be considered by the Customs Procedures with Economic Impact Section.

However this is not the case for other Customs Procedures with Economic Impact (CPEI) therefore when applying for an integrated authorisation, you should bear in mind that the period of authorisation relating to the other customs procedures will be valid for a specified period only.

Incorrect re-export of goods -judgement by the European Court of Justice Information for all businesses that have incurred a Customs debt as a result of using an incorrect Customs Procedure Code (CPC) on the re- export of goods previously entered to Customs procedures with economic impact.