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The reform of the Union Customs legislation presents a timely and excellent opportunity to modernise EU Customs, to stay fit for purpose in a rapidly changing international trade environment. It is especially important that this revision helps with harmonising the application of UCC across Member States as well as restoring the balance between customs obligations and simplifications for business.
In connection with the work of the European Commission on the reforms of the EU Customs Code, we would like to provide an opinion. We also Attach a report from a survey conducted among our members on the impact of the above reforms on the activities of entrepreneurs. The position papers is attached below.
Filed in Polish · English published by the European Commission
BusinessEuropes views on Union Customs Code Reform Key Messages: 1. EU Customs are subject to increasing pressures from enormous e-commerce volumes to ever-growing non-financial measures. The UCC reform is therefore more urgent than ever. BusinessEurope fully supports this reform, which is crucially needed.
Responding to the invitation to add any comments or suggestions on possible solutions to simplify European Union law and improving the functioning of the EU legal framework for corporate taxation, we wish to submit our proposals. Please find the attached.
Filed in Polish · English published by the European Commission
BUSINESSEUROPE is Europe's largest business organisation and a leading advocate for growth and competitiveness at the EU level. Please find attached our detailed views on how the Tax Omnibus should deliver tangible simplification in practice. We remain ready to engage constructively to ensure that this initiative delivers meaningful simplification and a more effective EU tax framework.
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