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Postal and courier services

Recipients of mail and courier items can choose:

be presented before the customs authorities to the customs agent 18, paragraph 1 of Regulation (EC) No 952/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 October 2013 establishing the Customs Code of the Union (CU).
Когато получател на пратката е физическо лице и митническата декларация за допускане за свободно обращение и крайна употреба за стоките, вложени в пратката предназначена за него, се подава от косвен или пряк митнически представител, не е необходимо представляваните физически лица (получателите) да бъдат регистрирани по реда на заповед ЗАМ-1203/32-254379/ 13.09.2017 г. на директора на Агенция ,,Митници” и да притежават квалифициран електронен подпис.
As a rule, in the case of customs clearance, the customs agent charges a fee for the service provided to him.

Import of cars

Information on car imports from third countries

When importing cars (new and/or used) from third countries outside the EU, what documents must be submitted to Customs?

When you purchase a car (new or used) from a third party (outside the EU), you must submit to the customs authorities a customs declaration, a copy of the purchase contract and / or invoice, documents for transportation and other expenses that we have made to deliver the car to its destination in Bulgaria, as well as a coupon on the previous police registration of the car (if it is used).

In accordance with Article 163, paragraph 1 of Regulation (EC) No 952/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the Customs Code of the Union (CU), the customs declaration is accompanied by all documents necessary for the application of the provisions relating to the customs regime about which the goods were declared, including: transport documents, sales contracts, etc./ or invoices (depending on the specific case), in accordance with the requirements of art. 145 of Regulation (EC) 2015/2447, for the determination of customs value.In view of the specifics, a customs declaration for release for free circulation and final use in a car purchased from a third party must be attached and a coupon for police registration of the car in the condition in which it is purchased (for used cars).

BREXIT

The terms of trade between the UK and the EU will come into force on January 1, 2021.

Customs declarations are required from January 1, 2021. for transport between the UK and the European Union (and vice versa). Although the Trade and Cooperation Agreement between the EU and the United Kingdom refers to "zero tariffs" (zero duties), this does not replace the need to create a customs declaration and therefore requires a commercial or pro-forma invoice. A trade transaction is applied only for the myth, which means that in most cases customs duties are not applied on goods that meet all the necessary requirements regarding the "rule of origin". VAT will, however, be charged. For this reason, it will be necessary to present customs declarations for the release of goods, as the UK is leaving the single market and customs union. Other country-specific restrictions are still available and require all associated licenses to be issued.

Requirements of origin: In order to take advantage of the EU-UK "zero tariff" trade agreement (zero duties), you must provide proof of the country of origin. This information must be present in the commercial or proforma invoice, for both B2B and B2C shipments – you can do this using the declaration below for goods from the UK or EU that meet the relevant requirements for origin. Without this document, CLEARITBG.EU, cannot apply for exemption from the obligation. Not possible CLEARITBG.EU change the documentation later, but without doing so, additional taxes will be charged.

The exporter of products, in relation to this document (number on the exporter *), declares that, unless clearly stated otherwise, these products ... preferential treatment.

(Date and place**):

(Name of the exporter):

IMPORTANT: The countries of origin of the product must be recorded accurately. This is the responsibility of each client.

* An exporter reference number is required for all shipments from the UK to the EU (this registration number is a GB EORI number for the exporter than the UK). For shipments from EU countries to the UK, an exporter reference number (this number is your REX number) is required only when the cargo value exceeds EUR 6,000 / GBP 5,700.

** Can be omitted if the information is contained on the document itself.

Changes to the UK VAT regulation were introduced on January 1, 2021. This regulatory change is not part of the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement, and applies to parcels that are imported into the UK, from any country in the world. This means that for most goods worth more than 135 pounds, VAT will be charged when imported from any country, including the EU. For parcels worth between 0 and 135 pounds, when the business is registered in the UK, VAT will have to be charged at the place of sale, and therefore the seller will be responsible.