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View historyNext Tuesday, May 13th at 10:00 a.m., a Webinar will be held where essential elements for the correct compliance of measures 724 - FGGIM, 765 - FGEXP, 725 - OZEXP and 726 - OZIMP will be explained:
- Brief explanation of the provisions of Regulation (EU) 2024/573.
- Examples of how to complete the conditions for the different types of affected goods.
- Certificates and formats required for correct validation with EU CERTEX.
- Brief explanation and certificates of EU Regulation 2024/590.
Registration for the seminar is mandatory via the following link , and you can send questions before May 7 to the following email address: prohibicionesyrestricciones@correo.aeat.es , which will be resolved during the Seminar.
Revision 1.18 of the AES Export Declaration Web Services guide has been published for the exchange of information between operators and Customs in the new AES (Automated Export System). This guide contains the messages of the external domain (communication between the Economic Operator and the Tax Agency) of the national component of the Automated Export Declaration System AES, as well as the adaptations that may be necessary to improve the National Export Systems in line with the Union Customs Code (UCC).
A new version of the technical specifications "Web Services Guide CGM v1.2" has been published for the Customs Goods Manifest (CGM) declaration, which provides proof of Union goods status.
They can be seen at:
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Starting May 6, these new rules will come into effect for the electronic process of registering transit declarations involving associated exports (previous document group with type N830), to ensure compatibility between the type of transit declaration issued and the type of exports associated with it. The new rules are as follows:
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In relation to Information Note 13/2025 of March 31 from the Customs and Excise Department, the Commission reported on April 7 that, as of March 11, 2025, the 2021 transitional rules will apply between the EU and Egypt.
Therefore, in Tables 1 and 2 of the advanced copy of the Matrix published by the Commission on the website DG TAXUD the EU-EG crossings are now marked with a "CT/R" instead of a "C" .
Attention is also drawn to footnote number (3) at the EU-EG intersection of Table 1: Diagonal accumulation possible according to the 2012 rules [C]. However, Egypt informs that, in accordance with its domestic legislation, diagonal cumulation based on permeability is not permitted under the 2023 [T/R] rules when Egypt is the country of destination.
When an export followed by transit occurs, this must be an internal transit (T2 or T2F), with the sole exception of the provisions of art 189.4 of Delegated Regulation 2015/2446 (RDCAU). On the other hand, non-Union goods leaving the TAU will be subject to a re-export declaration, so that if a re-export declaration followed by transit is submitted, this must be an external transit (T1).
- Documentation that has changed. See the Versions section for details on new features.
Technical guide for import consultation CAU V 3.2
Can be seen at:
HEADQUARTERS: Tax Agency: Technical guides - Presentation of the SAD (Single Administrative Document)
Web Services (agenciatributaria.gob.es).
- Definitive closure of the current PreCau duo.
See news published on June 4, 2024 (H1 publication of technical documentation and calendar). This details the date of 10/14/2025 as the final and irreversible closing date for the current PreCau due date for the submission of new full or simplified declarations.
- Email for inquiries:H1.info@correo.aeat.es
Documentation that has changed . See the Document Versions section for details on new features.
- Technical Import Guide CAU v3.10.
- Rules and Conditions for Importing CAU v3.8 to be published
- Additional Information Import CAU V3.12
A new version of the technical specifications "CGM Web Services Guide v1.1 " has been published for the Customs Goods Manifest (CGM) declaration, proving the status of Union goods.
They can be seen at:
Web Services
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A new document regarding the submission of import declarations has been published, updating the admissible codes. This replaces the one published on March 28.