Vladimir Customs inspected 183 international mail items for violations of customs laws. Most of the parcels arrived to individuals with goods for personal use.
In 2023, clothing, footwear, bedding, food, children’s toys, computer accessories and components, small household appliances, cosmetics, perfumes, interior items, stationery, and needlework kits were moved in IPOs. Among unusual goods – vintage accordion Cantulia, ammunition for horses. The goods came from China, European and CIS countries, the United States, India and Pakistan
In the course of customs control, counterfeit goods were found in three IGOs. A decision was made not to release these products into free circulation, and the parcels were returned to the senders.
“With regard to 6 IGOs, a decision was made to classify the goods as a commercial lot,” says Nikolai Romanov, head of the department of customs procedures and customs control. – In this case, the rules of importing goods for personal use do not apply, proper declaration and payment of customs duties are required
Also, during the control of some of the parcels revealed an excess of value standards of importation of goods for personal use, which required payment of customs duties. The total amount amounted to about 230 thousand rubles
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The decision of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) until April 1, 2024 extended the validity of the established for individuals temporary threshold of duty-free importation of goods for personal use in the EAEU. Purchased goods worth up to 1 thousand euros, transported by carriers or in mail, as well as imported by luggage by all means of transport, except air, or on foot, will not be subject to duty. If the value of goods exceeds 1 thousand euros or the weight is more than 31 kg, it is necessary to pay duty at the rate of 15% of the value of goods, but not less than 2 euros per 1 kg of excess.
If the value of goods exceeds 1 thousand euros or the weight is more than 31 kg, it is necessary to pay duty at the rate of 15% of the value of goods, but not less than 2 euros per 1 kg of excess.