Export/Import/Transport

Transport

Truck transport of goods with loading (lease of the entire cargo space up to 33 EURO-pallets / 24t). The length of the cargo part of tow semi-trailers is 13.60 m. The width of the cargo part of tow semi-trailers is 2.45 m. If necessary, we can provide transport of goods by smaller transport vehicles.

Export/Import

Import and export customs clearance of goods is an integral part of every international transport, which is why customs brokerage and freight forwarding services have become a mandatory part of our daily activities.

During customs clearance, we contact the customs representative-declarant directly. Therefore, we greatly reduce the time required for the preparation of documentation, answers to inquiries, as well as the time required for declaring goods and making a declaration before submission to customs.

Customs clearance of our goods ends on the same day (very often on the same hour) or the next day in some special cases upon arrival of the goods at all customs offices with which we cooperate.

Procedure 42

Procedure 42 is the customs procedure for the release of goods for free circulation in a country where the goods are cleared through customs without VAT because the goods are intended for a person in another EU Member State.

The duty rate is calculated on the basis of the EU Common Customs Tariff and charged to importers. If the buyer wants, ITM can take over the payment of customs duties and conduct the complete customs clearance procedure on behalf of the buyer.

EU-based taxpayers can appoint a tax representative in Croatia. The tax representative must be authorized to receive documents, submit a VAT return and perform all tasks related to the determination and payment of VAT, and have a power of attorney or a contract on tax representation.

The importer for customs clearance of goods must have an EORI (Economic Operators Registration and Identification) number and authorize the customs consignor in writing to represent them at the customs authorities.

The import customs declaration must be accompanied by:

  • Power of attorney for customs representation
  • Power of attorney for tax representation
  • An invoice indicating the consignee of the goods in another Member State
  • A transport document in which another Member State is indicated as the place of destination
  • A statement that the goods in question will be dispatched to another Member State after customs clearance

After customs clearance, the goods are shipped to the consignee without customs supervision and unloaded at the agreed place. The consignee confirms the receipt of the goods by certifying the transport document, a copy of which he sends to the tax representative in the country where the incoming customs clearance of the goods was performed.

The consignee in another Member State is obliged to calculate and pay VAT on the import in question according to the tax regulations of that country.